[fhayek]

My prediction is that she doesn't make the cut. She WILL, however, sign her scorecard.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

not guilty!

[Secret Agent Man]

It’s a joke. She won’t make the cut, taking up a slot for a male player. Guys can’t go over to the LPGA and fill up a slot, even though probably none would want to.

It’d be more of a danger on the LPGA side anyway as they’d have a much better chance of making the cuts and taking some of the purse money.

[Teacher317]

While she seems to be making poor choices for her future competitive success, one cannot argue against the fact that she is doing well. She’s in the top 5 among all women athletes in earnings. She’ll already a multi-millionaire well before she turns 21. There is no shortage of women with more sporting success, major victories, etc... but few can top her economic success. I can’t think of any other reason for choosing to continue with the PGA events. She’s clearly made her choice, and it’s continuing to be successful. Good for her.

[Impy]

Has she won something yet?

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Prediction: She’ll be a subpar golfer her whole life, but she’ll lead all LPGA golfers for years to come in endorsement money. If there is a product in south korea, her face is slapped on it.
She’s an asian golfing version of Anna Kournikova and even worse with the diva attitude.

[riverdawg]

She can't win (and usually doesn't even make the cut) in women's tournaments; what makes her think she can compete on the PGA tour? She's largely a creation of the media, like Barack Obama. A lot of glitz and very little substance. And with her history of rules violations (through either ignorance or malfeasance), I wouldn't want her in the local club tournament.