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The Cutting Truth
The Washington Times ^ | May 20, 2003 | Barker Davis

Posted on 05/20/2003 7:00:08 AM PDT by USAF_ret

Edited on 07/12/2004 4:03:21 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

Welcome to the Annika Sorenstam show.

After months of anticipation, it's finally Colonial week, and the golf world is focused on the Swedish superstar's showdown with the fellas in Fort Worth.

"This is a big challenge for sure," Sorenstam said recently. "It is probably the biggest that I will ever experience."


(Excerpt) Read more at washtimes.com ...


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KEYWORDS: annika; colonial

1 posted on 05/20/2003 7:00:08 AM PDT by USAF_ret
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To: USAF_ret
Move the girls' tee half the distance to the hole. Then maybe she can "compete".

Sorenstam looks more like a 5-1 pick to break 150 (75-75) than a 5-2 pick to make the cut.

2 posted on 05/20/2003 7:35:44 AM PDT by DManA
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Lanny Wadkins pointed out that the Women's Open was held at Colonial a few years back. The course was set up at 6,300 yards long, and the winning score was 1 over. Don't look good for Annika.
3 posted on 05/20/2003 7:45:24 AM PDT by MoralSense
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To: USAF_ret
And the shame of the whole thing is that Annika truly is the greatest player on the LPGA tour. She'll be trashed so the sponsor can drum up some extra publicity for a week when the only other "name" in the field is Mickelson.

75-75-150 is a reach; 82-81-163 is more likely.

4 posted on 05/20/2003 9:43:44 AM PDT by Cable225
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