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 Lorena Ochoa (top) and Michelle Wie will be two players to watch on the LPGA Tour in 2010 (COURTESY: Kraft Nabisco Championship). Jiyai Shin. The likeliest challenger to Ochoa’s throne is likely still the most underrated player in professional golf — men’s or women’s. The 21-year-old Shin already has 30 wins, including three LPGA victories apiece in ’08 and ’09. Paula Creamer. Clearly the LPGA’s best to have never won a major, Creamer came close last year with a tie for third at the Women’s British Open. Her gritty course demeanor is complemented by a bubbly personality. Cristie Kerr. No American LPGA member won more money than Kerr in 2009. Only 32, she’s eclipsed $1 million in earnings in each of the last six seasons and has displayed the type of talent that suggests the best could be yet to come. Michelle Wie. The 20-year-old has accomplished the least of any player on this list, but nobody moves the proverbial needle in women’s golf more than her. She finally picked up win No. 1 last year and is poised to collect more this year. ALSO SEE: Michael Whan off to a fast start as LPGA Tour commissioner LPGA Tour kicks off 2010 season in Southern California Kia Classic Presented By J Golf — Information Kraft Nabisco Championship — Information |
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