Volume 3, Number 14, January 25, 2006 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Fairways and Greens |
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KTF Fan Signing |
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Here are some more pics! (Click to enlarge) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Joo Mi Kim signs new sponsorship deal Henceforth, she will have 'Hite' featured on her clothes and her cap. She joins LPGA rookie Na Ri Kim as a sponsoree of Hite. She also gets a free three year supply of all the beer she can drink. OK, I'm kidding about that last one! |
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Christina Kim visits the White House Christina had been spending the previous month in an intense workout program, the first sustained one she had ever attempted. Her goal was to shed 10 kg during the month, and perhaps up to 20 kg, while simultaneously getting stronger. It's hard to tell from the photos, but it does look like she slimmed down a little. The rumor we are hearing is that she is actively seeking sponsorship deals. 2006 could be a big year for the feistiest Seoul Sister! |
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Hee Young Park Wins Taiwan Open The event was the Taiwan Ladies Open on the Asian Women's Golf Tour. Hee Young, who was also voted last year by her peers as having the best swing among all Korean golfers worldwide, shot a three day total of 10 under par 206, including a Sunday round of 4 under 68, to claim the title. She collected 20 million won for her efforts (about $20,000). Finishing in a tie for second were, not surprisingly, two more Korean golfers: Hae Jong Kim (you may recall her as the lady who won the event last year where they gave her the 2001 Space Odyssey trophy) and Jung Eun Lee, who tied at 8 under. Fourth place went to Na Yeon Choi at 6 under, last year's Rookie of the Year runner up on the KLPGA. Taiwanese star Candie Kung finished tied for 6th at 3 under par. |
More success for Hee Young Park in 2006 |
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Poll picks most dramatic winners on 2005 LPGA
Tour A poll was run at the beginning of January by Sports Seoul, asking 'Who was the most dramatic Korean winner of the 2005 season?' To no one's surprise, Birdie Kim's miraculous victory at the US Women's Open topped the poll, with 55% of respondents picking it. Jeong Jang's win at the British Women's Open came in second with 20%; Soo-Yun Kang leading a Korean sweep at the Safeway Classic was third, tied with Jee Young Lee winning at the CJ 9 Bridges and Christina Kim winning the Tournament of Champions (5.2% each). |
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Jeanne Cho featured in swimsuit calendar |
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