Here is the LPGA Top-20 on the Official Money List along with their Rolex Women's World Golf Ranking.
- Lorena Ochoa ($1,805,426); Rolex Women's World Golf Ranking, 1
- Suzann Pettersen ($1,054,770); Rolex, 5
- Cristie Kerr ($966,138); Rolex, 4
- Mi Hyun Kim ($948,104); Rolex, 9
- Seon Hwa Lee ($810,499); Rolex, 18
- Morgan Pressel ($783,857); Rolex, 7
- Brittany Lincicome ($765,281); Rolex, 13
- Paula Creamer ($739,948); Rolex, 8
- Ai Miyazato ($713,546); Rolex, 10
- Nicole Castrale ($695,132); Rolex, 25
- Jee Young Lee ($678,374); Rolex, 16
- Angela Park ($665,708); Rolex, 24
- Se Ri Pak ($657,022); Rolex, 6
- Sarah Lee ($590,948); Rolex, 29
- Stacy Prammanasudh ($590,535); Rolex, 17
- Angela Stanford ($471,776); Rolex, 30
- Laura Davies ($436,999); Rolex, 36
- Meaghan Francella ($419,999); Rolex, 45
- Karrie Webb ($412,786); Rolex, 2
- Jeong Jang ($403,434); Rolex, 15
There have been only two multiple winners on the LPGA Tour this year, Lorena Ochoa (3) and Suzann Petterson (2), but others have been hot lately.
- Cristie Kerr, of course, leads the pack with after winning U.S. Open. She has been steadily playing better and better all year. She demonstrated tremendous strength in her Sunday play.
- Se Ri Pak, although she sits in 13th position in the money, has demonstrated some fantastic play. She was three shots clear of the field in the Jamie Farr Classic two weeks ago.
- Seon Hwa Lee made a huge jump on the list after finishing on top in the HSBC World Match Play last week.
Statistical leaders this week include: Karen Sjodin, average driving distance (277.2); Lorena Ochoa, greens in regulation (75.8%); Young Kim, putting average (28.24 per round); Lorena Ochoa, scoring average (69.87); Won Lee, driving accuracy (83.7%); and Annika Sorenstam, sand saves (68.8%).
Lorena Ochoa leads the pack in top-10 finishes with 12. In second place is Angela Stanford with eight. Both have played 15 events. Several players are tied for third: Stacy Prammanasudh, Jee Young Lee, Morgan Pressel, Mi Hyun Kim, and Paula Creamer. Each has seven top-10 finishes.
As mentioned above, this week's tournament is the Evian Masters. The 2007 Evian Masters event is a Winner Event as part of LPGA Playoffs 2007. That means that any LPGA member who wins the Evian Masters earns automatic entry into the season-ending ADT Championship and a chance at the $1 million first-place prize. Is anyone else pulling for someone who needs a win at a Winner Event to get into the ADT Championship?
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Statistical and ranking source for this article: LPGA.com.
