BELLEAIR (Fla.) — Lilia Vu, who was three strokes behind in the Rolex LPGA Player of the Year race on Sunday at Pelican Golf Club, rose to No. Lilia Vu, who was three strokes behind in the race for the Rolex LPGA Player Of The Year when she won by three at Pelican golf club on Sunday, rose to No.
Vu, who is a two-time major champion this season, held her press conference next to Annika, the tournament host of the Annika, now driven by Gainbridge, at Pelican.
Vu was always disappointed that she did not win the Annika Award as college player of the year at UCLA.
Vu said, “I am so excited to finally win something with your names on it.” He won the Rolex Annika Major Award in this year as well.
While the top of CME’s leaderboard is the focus, it’s not the only one. There are many other players who want to keep their cards and play there.
The defending champion Lydia Ko , and Lexi Thompson are two of the most notable names that didn’t make it to the 60-player list in Naples, Florida. This shows how quickly the world can change.
Here are five stories from a sunny Sunday in Florida where there was so much at stake:
