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The Sybase Match Play Classic hasn't started, but the advantage already belongs the long hitters on the LPGA tour.
More than nine inches of rain fell on the Hamilton Farm Golf Club last month and the hilly course became even wetter on Monday and Tuesday. To make matters worse, there's more heavy showers predicted on Wednesday.
The draw for the 64-player field was held at a press conference Tuesday with the top 32 players in the 64-player field drawing a golf ball to determine who they would face. A designated official drew for players not at the conference.
Top-seeded Na Yeon Choi of South Korea drew Catriona Matthew of Scotland, the No. 39 seed, in the $1.5 million event.
"I just hope I play better than last year," said Choi, who lost in the opening round.
Not all the top seeds were lucky in the draw, though.
Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=6560321
More than nine inches of rain fell on the Hamilton Farm Golf Club last month and the hilly course became even wetter on Monday and Tuesday. To make matters worse, there's more heavy showers predicted on Wednesday.
The draw for the 64-player field was held at a press conference Tuesday with the top 32 players in the 64-player field drawing a golf ball to determine who they would face. A designated official drew for players not at the conference.
Top-seeded Na Yeon Choi of South Korea drew Catriona Matthew of Scotland, the No. 39 seed, in the $1.5 million event.
"I just hope I play better than last year," said Choi, who lost in the opening round.
Not all the top seeds were lucky in the draw, though.
Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=6560321
