[proud_2_B_texasgal]

><> The course could play entirely different tomorrow. <><

then that course will play entirely differently tomorrow for EVERYBODY. The greens were slow for EVERYBODY today. The wind may blow for EVERYBODY tomorrow. you dont' become a pro without learning to adjust. EVERYBODY will have to adjust.

She's held her own .. and I'm proud of her.

[GallopingGhost]

><> The course could play entirely different tomorrow. <>< then that course will play entirely differently tomorrow for EVERYBODY. The greens were slow for EVERYBODY today. The wind may blow for EVERYBODY tomorrow. you dont' become a pro without learning to adjust. EVERYBODY will have to adjust. She's held her own .. and I'm proud of her.

I'm sorry did my original post suggest that the course would ONLY play different for Annika? You seem to be suggesting that I think she shot poorly or that I want her to shoot poorly. I am fairly certain that my post suggested nothing of the sort.

[Mr. Mojo]

then that course will play entirely differently tomorrow for EVERYBODY. The greens were slow for EVERYBODY today.

#1) PGA players are used to fast greens; LPGA players are not.

#2) Fast greens will leave her at a distinct disadvantage on her iron shots. Men spin the ball much harder, and therefore get their iron shots to stick to the greens a lot more easily. Today's slow greens negated that advantage (for the men). If the greens are faster tomorrow, their advantage will be back.