Cristie Kerr

Hana Financial Group, Korea’s second largest financial institution, announces it has signed LPGA professional golfer Cristie Kerr as global ambassador for the 2012 golf season. As Hana Financial Group continues to enhance its global footprint ...  

NOTES: Three of the top four players in the world are in the field - Tseng, second-ranked Suzann Pettersen and fourth-ranked Cristie Kerr. The Norwegian Pettersen posted a seven-over 80, while the American Kerr had a two-over 75...This is the ...  

Lexi Thompson became the youngest player (at age 16 ... OK, that seems like a silly question, because Cristie Kerr and Paula Creamer are the top-ranked American golfers in the world at fourth and fifth, respectively. But in one of the most ...  

Some of the big names are playing Down Under: Yani Tseng, Cristie Kerr, Morgan Pressel, Brittany Lincicome, Jiyai Shin. Turning-17-year-old pro Lexi Thompson and 14-year-old amateur Lydia Ko. Others are waiting until next week's Honda LPGA ...  

A dry board in the office of LPGA Tour Commissioner Mike Whan is filled with black-and-blue ... to win a major at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, while Cristie Kerr had a peculiar season in which she failed to win on the LPGA Tour but still ...  

Stacy Lewis was the lone American to win a major at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, while Cristie Kerr had a peculiar season in which she failed to win on the LPGA Tour but still wound up second on the money list with nine finishes in the top five.  

Beth Ann Baldry: There were no wins from Michelle Wie, Paula Creamer, Morgan Pressel or Cristie Kerr - but there were plenty of wins by Yani Tseng. The top 10 LPGA storylines from 2011 . . ." />Beth Ann Baldry: There were no wins from Michelle Wie, Paula Creamer, Morgan Pressel or Cristie Kerr - but there were plenty of wins by Yani Tseng. The top 10 LPGA storylines from 2011 . . ." />Beth Ann Baldry: There were no wins from Michelle Wie...  

May 8, 2005: Cristie Kerr wins the first of her two Kingsmill title, cruising to a four-shot victory. May 14, 2006: Karrie Webb becomes Kingsmill's first wire-to-wire champion, lapping the field by seven shots. May 13, 2007: In her sixth season ...  

The River Course at Kingsmill Resort previously hosted the LPGA’s Michelob ULTRA Open at Kingsmill from 2003 to 2009 with winners including Grace Park (2003), Se Ri Pak (2004), Cristie Kerr (2005, 2009), Karrie Webb (2006), Suzann Pettersen (2007), and ...  

Greg Stoda of the Palm Beach Post checks in with a gaggle of LPGA stars-- including Morgan Pressel, Paula Creamer, Cristie Kerr, Brittany Lincicome and Lexi Thompson -- who are excited about the tour’s expanded schedule in 2012. A modest Thompson told ...  

Morgan Pressel and a few of her LPGA Tour friends got together Sunday and Monday and raised $475,000 to fight breast cancer. The amount, which superstars Paula Creamer, Cristie Kerr, Brittany Lincicome, and Lexi Thompson helped Pressel raise at Boca Raton ...  

Final1. Yani Tseng, 69.6620 2. Na Yeon Choi, 70.5340 3. Cristie Kerr, 70.7070 4. Jiyai Shin, 70.8100 5. Paula Creamer, 70.8400 6. Suzann Pettersen, 70.9720 7. Stacy Lewis, 70.9750 8. I.K. Kim, 71.0140 9. Brittany Lincicome, 71.0270 10. Amy Yang, 71.1180 11. Catriona Matthew, 71.1210 12. Mika Miyazato, 71.1710 13. Anna Nordqvist, 71.2210 14. Morgan Pressel, 71.3380 15. Angela Stanford, 71.4190  

Through Feb. 121. Stacy Lewis, 103.00 2. Brittany Lincicome, 102.00 3. Cristie Kerr, 75.00 4. Angela Stanford, 61.00 5. Brittany Lang, 57.00 6. Katie Futcher, 50.00 7. Morgan Pressel, 49.00 8. Jessica Korda, 40.00 9. Tiffany Joh, 30.00 10. Jennifer Johnson, 24.00 11. Amanda Blumenherst, 17.00 12. Mina Harigae, 16.00 12. Kris Tamulis, 16.00 14. Christina Kim, 4.00 14. Gerina Piller, 4.00  

Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - With no action ongoing, there were very few changes in this week's women's world rankings. Yani Tseng begins 2012 still as the No. 1 player, followed by Suzann Pettersen, Na Yeon Choi, Cristie Kerr and Paula Creamer.  

LATE last year, Australian golf was the centre of the universe - with the Presidents Cup flowing to either side of the US-Internationals clash for the Australian Open and the Australian PGA Championship, and the irony was that it was a humble Greg Chalmers who won both.