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I’ve always been a huge Annika Sorenstam fan. I haven’t jumped on the Lorena Ochoa bandwagon yet. I’m very glad to see Annika get her 70th win in Hawaii at the SBS Open, after going over a year without a victory.
As I’ve said many times, it’s a privilege to have watched golf during the Tiger AND Annika eras.
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February 17th, 2008 at 9:11 am
I’m with you Tony.
It will be a while, er… a LONG time, before I give up on Annika.
She’s been with us a LONG time and deserves every accolade she’s received.
The Annika of Men’s golf, Tiger, doesn’t make me want to watch him play like Annika does.
Why ? She’s a helluva lot cuter than el Tigre will ever be !