Ai Miyazato

USA TODAYLPGA's First Major Ends in Playoff After Stunning Miss on Final HoleNew York TimesRANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. — That was not another 40-mile-per-hour gust that sent shivers up and down the 18th hole at Mission Hills Country Club on Sunday. It was the crowd's collective gasp when IK Kim, the leader by one stroke at the Kraft Nabisco ...Sun Young Yoo wins after I.K. Kim misses tap-inSan Francisco ChronicleGolf roundup: I.K. Kim's missed putt pays off for Sun Young YooDetroit Free PressSun...Read Full Story

Miyazato Ai was born in 19 June 1985. She is a Japanese professional golfer who currently competes on the U.S.-based LPGA Tour and the Japan LPGA Tour (JLPGA). She was the top-ranked golfer in the Women's World Golf Rankings for three periods of time in 2010. Miyazato was born in Higashi, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. As an amateur in 2003, she won a professional event on the Japan LPGA Tour – the Dunlop Ladies Open in Miyagi Prefecture, where she was attending high school at the time. In her...Read Full Story

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Posted by VancouverSun.com in Sports on August 25th, 2010 at 6:02 pm Japan’s Ai Miyazato, fresh off a victory in Portland, Oregon, heads into the Canadian Women’s Open here Thursday clinging to the top spot in the world rankings of women’s golf. Link:  Leave a Reply Search Our Blog: Current WeatherVancouver, CANADA23 °C Vancouver Live TweetsVancouverNews_: Young Richmond man found dead in Thailand: A 26-year-old Richmond man who found Internet fame during the...Read Full Story

Updated: July 09, 2011, 21:46 Share on Facebook Tweet This Digg This Share on Reddit Share on StumbleUpon Share on Imagine Sports Email to a Friend Cancel Send to a friend COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) For months now, the battered country of Japan has been looking for a lift.By using her blossoming golf game as a tool for charity, 21-year-old Mika Miyazato could turn the U.S. Women's Open into the feel-good story her country seeks - and back it with...Read Full Story

Updated: July 27, 2011, 14:28 Share on Facebook Tweet This Digg This Share on Reddit Share on StumbleUpon Share on Imagine Sports Email to a Friend Cancel Send to a friend CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) Defending champion Yani Tseng believes she'll have to be at her creative best to master the links course at Carnoustie and claim a fifth major title at the Women's British Open.The top-ranked Tseng tops the LPGA money list and is full of confidence heading...Read Full Story

Jiyai Shin will try to gain ground on number one Ai Miyazato in the world rankings this week as the South Korean defends her title in the LPGA Northwest Arkansas Championship.Shin goes into the two million-dollar, 54-hole event that starts on Friday ranked third in the world.She'll have plenty of competition in a field that includes 14 of the top 15 players in the world.Shin lifted the title here last year in a sudden-death playoff with Angela Stanford and Sun Young Yoo. Shin had played her...Read Full Story

Updated: August 21, 2010, 00:14 Share on Facebook Tweet This Digg This Share on Reddit Share on StumbleUpon Share on Imagine Sports Email to a Friend Cancel Send to a friend NORTH PLAINS, Ore. (AP) Japan's Ai Miyazato has set her sights on reclaiming her No. 1 status.Miyazato shot a 6-under 66 on Friday for the first-round lead at the Safeway Classic at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club west of Portland.Miyazato had a one-stroke lead on Teresa Lu of Taiwan and...Read Full Story

Soaked in champagne and poised to become the first American ranked first in the world, Cristie Kerr was left amazed and near speechless after completing one of the most dominating performances at the LPGA Championship — and any other major for that matter."It's a dream performance," Kerr said Sunday after winning her second major title by a whopping 12 strokes at Locust Hill Country Club. "It's like you wake up or you dream — I can't even speak right now. Winning by two or three is great, but...Read Full Story

Cristie Kerr has her foot on the accelerator, and the American plans to keep it there when she takes an eight-shot lead into Sunday's final round of the LPGA Championship."I can sit here and say, 'Give me the trophy now.' But it's not going to happen," Kerr said after carding a third-round 69 for a 13-under total of 203."I've got one more round of golf to play. There's one reason I'm sitting here and so far ahead at this point is because of the attitude I'm bringing."Kerr, who is seeking a...Read Full Story