Here are the Top 10 in the Rolex Rankings, with names and average points. The numbers in parentheses represent movement up or down in position:
- Ai Miyazato, 11.17
- Cristie Kerr, 10.67
- Jiyai Shin, 10.56
- Yani Tseng, 10.46 (+1)
- Suzann Pettersen, 10.39 (-1)
- Na Yeon Choi, 9.14
- Michelle Wie, 8.70
- In Kyung Kim, 7.58
- Song-Hee Kim, 7.42
- Paula Creamer, 7.30
The Rolex Player of the Year is specific to the LPGA -- finishes on other tours don't count -- and that list looks slightly different:
- Yani Tseng, 176.00
- Ai Miyazato, 174.00
- Cristie Kerr, 148.00
- Jiyai Shin, 128.00
- Na Yeon Choi, 125.00
- Suzann Pettersen, 115.00
- Song-Hee Kim, 93.00
- In-Kyung Kim, 83.00
- Paula Creamer, 64.00
- Michelle Wie, 62.00
Both of these races are extremely volatile and we should see some interesting competition right down to the wire. The only race with no real excitement is for the Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year Award, which Azahara Munoz from Spain has pretty much locked up. She has well over double the points of second-place Amanda Blumenherst.
That should get you up-to-date on the ladies' scene. We won't get to see any real golf from them until October, but it will be worth the wait!
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