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Joy Trotter, former UCI collegiate standout will be participating in the 2011 LPGA Tour Qualifying School that will begin Tuesday, September 27 – Friday, September

Jay Choi, got off to a poor start with bogies on 3 of the first 4 holes at the Asia-Panasonic Open. The event is being

Rory Hie won become the first Indonesian player to win professional event abroad. Hopefully this win will trigger other Indonesians to do the same and

Jay Choi fired back with a bogey free 68 in the final round of the Toshin Golf Tournament on the Japan JGTO version of the

Jay Choi took advantage of 6 birdie’s to shoot an opening round 68 and put him in a tie for ninth place at the Toshin

Rory shot a final round of 65 (7-under) to win the championship by 7 shots, with a total of 15 under par. He finished strong

Jay Choi shot a final round 70 to finish this week’s tournament in 5th place by himself earning $51,666.00 to move him into 18th place

A pair of 69’s has Wildomar, CA., resident Jay Choi in a tie for 21st place in the Japan PGA Tour (JGTO) event being played

[singlepic id=162 w=320 h=240 float=left]Jay Choi the 26 year tour player from Wildomar, CA., shot a final round 70 to finish in second place at

Lalita Patipaksiri, from Cypress, CA. and a junior at the University of California, Irvine is traveling in Asia with the NCAA Women’s All-Star Team. The