A melting pot of pros from tours around the world moved in early position Wednesday to win one of 20 LPGA cards up for grabs this week at the final stage of Q-School in Daytona Beach, Fla. Thailands Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong, Japans Nasa Hataoka, South Koreas Hyemin Kim, the Netherlands Anne Van Dam and American Gabriella Then opened with 4-under-par 68s to share the first-round lead in the 90-hole event.Hataoka, who finished 140th on the LPGA money list as a rookie this year, and Van Dam, a Ladies European Tour winner, played LPGA Internationals Jones Course. The other leaders played the Hills Course.Australias Rebecca Artis, South Africas Paula Reto and American Lauren Kim opened with 69s. They all played the Jones course.Englands Georgia Hall, who leads the LET Tour Order of Merit and played for Europe in the Solheim Cup, struggled to a 77.The top 20 at weeks end will earn the equivalent of full LPGA membership next year. Players finishing 21st through 45th and ties will earn conditional status. The field will be cut to the low 70 and ties after four rounds.
Today, we measure all of those happenings with our first Stock Watch of the regular season. Listed are each team's win forecast from Feb. 15-- when camps opened -- and forecast as of Opening Day
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Regular point distribution. Only golfers who make the first cut for an event will receive points for that event. In case of a two-cut system (used if 78 or more players make the cut after two rounds), the low 70 and ties advance to the final round, and players who do not advance to the fourth round after the second cut receive points.
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Poulter shoots 68 and has still never shot lower than Woods in the six times they've played together on TOUR. Woods is just a shot behind Molinari, who is still back on the course. (Overall: 11 under)
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A freak injury has knocked Louis Oosthuizen out of this week's Joburg Open. A few days ago the South African jammed his fingers in between two airport trolleys while on his way to Johannesburg.
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The controversial WGC-Match Play ruling involving Matt Kuchar and Sergio Garcia stirred up some strong emotions from across the golf world. From announcers to players to caddies and more, everyone
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