LPGA Tour

According to the Nike website Michelle currently (2011) uses the following clubs:

SQ Machspeed Blackdriver

VR Pro Fairway Woods

VR Pro Blades (irons)

METHOD Putter

VR Pro Wedge

VR Pro Hybrids

Yes all Nike clubs but she did not always use Nike. In the June issue of SI Michelle is pictured using Titleist clubs. She was 13 and she has won several tournament and now a star on any course she graces. But as for today she swings Nike clubs.

hybrids are clubs which combine the pros of both woods and irons. they give you the loft, distance, and accuracy of irons with the larger "sweet spot" and misshot forgiveness of woods. they are best utilized when the ball is in the fairway. if you are facing a shot needing the distance of one of the larger irons, use the hybrid because they reduce the risk of a misshot (if you can hit decently). do not use them in medium to thick rough because of their larger clubheads. this can really mess up your shot. stick with an iron for recovery shots from off the fairway.

The caddy is allowed to line you up on any shot, but must move away prior to you making the stroke. This applies to all golf not only LPGA.

The first seven LPGA commissioners are: 1) Tootie Bland (1950-1958), 2) Joe Peroni (1958-1960), 3) Bob McGowan (1960-1968), 4) Jim Awtrey (1980-1990), 5) Charles Mechem (1990-1997), 6) Ty Votaw (1997-2005), and 7) Carolyn Bivens (2005-2009). Each commissioner played a significant role in shaping the tour's direction, growth, and overall professionalism in women's golf. Their leadership helped establish the LPGA as a prominent and respected organization in the sports world.

Yes

I think no..

Sandra Haynie.

Answer:

Jane Blalock. I think she has won the LPGA 1970