Inbee Moves In Front

The wind came up Friday at the Kraft Nabisco... And so did the ratings. Although par is seventy two, I can simplest locate nine ratings within the 60s throughout the second one spherical. Suzann Petterson and Na Yeon Choi played together each days; they shot 68s Thursday morning and 75s Friday afternoon. It become a hard day.

And Inbee Park shot the best of them, a sixty seven. She's got a one-shot lead on Lizette Salas. You haven't heard of Lizette? Then you may not have heard of the other gals up across the lead. The large names have fallen several pictures lower back.

Don't get me wrong. The girls at the top of the leaderboard are up-and-comers on the Tour. It's just that we aren't seeing the large names we expected on the top...

Except for Inbee Park, who's making a habit of mixing it up at the majors. She won the 2008 U.S. Open, so she's done it before. Last year she won twice and had six more runner-ups, plus she won the Vare Trophy for low scoring average. If you listened to the coverage Friday, you may have heard them describe Inbee this way: There's nothing outstanding about her stats... except for scoring.

Around this blog, it really is the form of player we adore!

I'll have to do a post on Inbee's swing sometime soon. In the meantime, Inbee can teach you this: You don't need a flashy game to post good scores. And if Inbee keeps on like this, she may be posting another major win come Sunday.

The picture got here from Inbee's profile web page at LPGA.Com.