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Beth Ann Baldry

Senior Writer

Beth Ann Baldry joined Golfweek in 2002, just days after graduating from Florida Southern College where she played golf for the Mocs. Baldry joined the staff as an assistant editor and was later named managing editor of Golfweek.com. She became a senior writer in the fall of 2006 and covers the LPGA. Baldry is a product of muni golf, growing up at Cleveland Heights Golf Course in Lakeland, Fla. When not on the road, she loves spending time with her church family at First Baptist of Orlando.
 
• Favorite story you’ve written: A where-are-they-now piece on golfers from the West Point class of 2005. All have served overseas.
• Favorite golf memory: Playing golf with my dad at Pebble. I’ve never seen him so happy.
• Best round: 72, The Palms GC, Mesquite Nev. (Lance Ringler was my partner!)
• Dream foursome: Tiger, Adam Scott, Jude Law (He plays, right?)

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Future uncertain for Wegmans LPGA Championship

The future of the Wegmans LPGA Championship is uncertain with key contracts up this year. But commissioner Mike Whan said he'd "be the most surprised" if the event doesn't return to Rochester as a major next year.

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Park wins playoff to claim LPGA Championship

Inbee Park birdied the third hole of a sudden-death playoff with Catriona Matthew to win the rain-delayed Wegmans LPGA Championship on Sunday.

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Park takes one-shot lead over Pressel at Wegmans

The leaderboard at the Wegmans LPGA Championship looks oddly familiar. Five of the top six players are South Koreans, and four of those Koreans are major champions.

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Pressel is 'letting the athlete back out' at Wegmans

The last time Morgan Pressel held a 36-hole lead was here at Locust Hill in 2008, before this tournament became a major. The last time Pressel won a tournament also was in 2008, at the Kapalua LPGA Classic.

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Opposite tactics drive both Wie, Stanford to success

Michelle Wie decided to use driver only twice on Saturday. Angela Stanford used it everywhere. The result? They are both in contention.

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Pressel grinds on in pursuit of Solheim Cup spot

Meg Mallon described Morgan Pressel as Rosie Jones reincarnated. A fighter. A grinder. A player who knows how to get the ball in the hole.

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In rainy Rochester, more shopping than swinging

Brittany Lang’s Thursday afternoon agenda: wedding gown shopping. With play canceled for the day at the Wegmans LPGA Championship, Lang and several of her bridesmaids will be scouring dresses at the local David’s Bridal.

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Koreans' challenge on LPGA: Turn success into recognition

The chances of an Asian-born player winning the Wegmans LPGA Championship are about as good as Thursday’s forecast for rain. Well, maybe not 90 percent strong, but showing up without an umbrella would be downright foolish. Same for betting against the Asians.

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Shoulder hurt, A. Jutanugarn WDs from Wegmans

Ariya Jutanugarn withdrew from the Wegmans LPGA Championship with a sore right shoulder. The 17-year-old tripped when she ran down the 12th tee box at Locust Hill Country Club.

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Fresh faces line up for Solheim Cup

Both Solheim Cup teams this year are likely to gain an infusion of youth from golfers such as Lexi Thompson, Lizette Salas, Jessica Korda or Charley Hull.

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