The new Rolex Rankings are out and Lorena Ochoa is gone. Here's how the top 10 looks now:
1. Ji-Yai Shin (9.29)
2. Ai Miyazato (9.17)
3. Ya Ni Tseng (8.82)
4. Suzann Pettersen (8.41)
5. Cristie Kerr (7.60)
6. Anna Nordqvist (6.88)
7. Karrie Webb (6.57)
8. Michelle Wie (6.52)
9. Na Yeon Choi (5.70)
10. In-Kyung Kim (5.64)
Morgan Pressel's win in Japan moved her up 8 spots to #17 in the rankings (4.30).
[Update 1 (5/13/10, 11:18 am): Thanks to Jay Busbee for reminding me that I called this!]
3 comments:
Kind of strange not seeing Ochoa's name on that list, isn't it. (sigh)
It all looks different, with Lorena gone and Paula Creamer out for awhile. I'm just glad I recognize the names that remain! ;-)
11 Angela Stanford
12 Paula Creamer
13 Song-Hee Kim
14 Sakura Yokomine
15 Inbee Park
16 Chie Arimura
17 Morgan Pressel
18 Catriona Matthew
19 Hee Kyung Seo
20 Shinobu Moromizato
Looking at the top 20 there are half dozen that excite me and I think has the charisma, charm, appeal, & personality.
But none have the game and put up the numbers that Lorena did.
2008 was a great year for Lorena.
RDS UNDER PAR, RDS IN 60s, TOP 10 FINISHES, GREENS HIT, SCORING AVG, DRIVE AVG, & ROLEX POINTS = (1)
Low 9 hole score: 30
Low 18 hole score: 65
Low 36 hole score: 131
Low 54 hole score: 198
Low 72 hole score: 266
Rds under par: 61
Rds in 60s: 43
Top 10 finishes: 17
Best finish: 1 (7 Wins)
There is one lady on the list that has 3 wins in 2010 and is only .12 behind in the Rolex points this week.
She has the charisma, charm, appeal, & personality and starting to put up some good numbers.
She got the action, she got the motion, dedication, devotion and this girl can play.
ROLEX POINTS 90 (1)
SCORING AVG (3)
RDS IN 60s (4)
RDS UNDER PAR (5T)
TOP 10 FINISHES (7)
BIRDIES (TOTAL) (9T)
EAGLES (TOTAL) (10T)
And that is all I have to say on this subject.
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