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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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Sooners summon strength amid the pain from home

The Oklahoma women's golf team is playing in honor of the victims in Moore, Okla., which is only 10 miles away from campus in Norman, Okla.

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Oklahoma playing for those affected by tornado

The Oklahoma coaches told their players there was no need for bad attitudes or hanging heads at the NCAA Championship -- they can play in honor of the tornado victims back home.

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Evans hopes to make NCAA appearance for her team

Auburn coach Kim Evans hopes to make the drive to Athens, Ga., to watch her Tigers compete in this week’s NCAA Championship before her months-long chemo treatment begins.

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Nagel's comeback leads Michigan State into NCAAs

For months, Michigan State's Liz Nagel has relied on two words to get her motivated: “Spartan strong.” As she opens the NCAA Championships, her fight to overcome cancer keeps her grounded.

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Jennifer Johnson wins Mobile Bay LPGA Classic

Jennifer Johnson won the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic on Sunday for her first tour title, birdieing four of the final six holes for a one-stroke victory over Jessica Korda and Pornagong Phatlum.

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Nordqvist, Lewis go low on Crossings course

The scores are low this week in Mobile, where the Crossings Course delivers all kinds of Southern comforts for LPGA players.

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Player of the Year will come down to Meadow, Park

The Player of the Year race in college women’s golf will go down to the wire this season. The candidates: USC freshman Annie Park and Stephanie Meadow, a junior at Alabama.

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Auburn advances to NCAAs on emotional high

There are times in sports when the human spirit shows such resiliency. Just days after being diagnosed with cancer, Auburn head coach Kim Evans watched her Tigers advance to the NCAA Championship for the first time since 2010.

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East: Alabama, Meadow sweep regional

The Alabama Crimson Tide swept the East Regional at the Auburn University Club to advance to the NCAA Championships. The team won by eight shots. Stephanie Meadow shot a 13-under 203 total to claim her second consecutive individual title by six shots.

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East: Alabama builds convincing lead

Alabama leads by 14 strokes over Tulane after two rounds with a 22-under 554 total in the NCAA East women's college golf regional. “It’s a matter continuing our momentum,” said head coach Mic Potter.

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