Larry Bush: LPGA seeks to cultivate young players Jupiter Courier (subscription), FL - Nov 29, 2005 This was part of the feel-good message from the LPGA’s new commissioner, who was introduced to South Florida, and vice versa, a fortnight ago prior to the end Laing slumps in Tour bid Scotsman, United Kingdom - 16 hours ago Mhairi McKay maintained steady progress with a second-round 74, but Musselburgh’s Vikki Laing slumped down the field with an 82 in the LPGA final qualifying Sharp in contention at LPGA’s Q-school Toronto Star, Canada - Dec 2, 2005 Canadian Alena Sharp made up some ground while Kim Brozer fell out of the top 20 yesterday after two rounds of the LPGA Tour qualifying tournament at Daytona Beisiegel diagnosed with Grave’s Disease, pulls out of LPGA Q SLAM! Sports, Canada - Nov 30, 2005 By CHRIS JOHNSTON. (CP) - Canadian golfer Isabelle Beisiegel has been diagnosed with Grave’s Disease and has withdrawn from the LPGA Tour qualifying tournament. LPGA Q-school: the pressure’s on TravelGolf.com - Nov 29, 2005 Or one of the other 140 players who ll battle it out over the next five days in the final 90 holes of LPGA Q-school in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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