Suzann Pettersen delivered news of the birth of her first child Thursday on Instagram.Finally, the wait is over! she wrote. Our little prince has arrived.The photo she posted with the news captured the wonder of the moment for her and husband Christian Ringvold.
Finally, the wait is over! Our little prince has arrived08.08-2018 . A post shared by Suzann Pettersen (@suzannpettersen) on
Pettersen gave birth on Wednesday, according to the post. She didnt post the name of her child or any other details, but two weeks ago she told reporters in a conference call that she was eager to become a mom.I cant wait, she said. It will be a great factor in our life.Pettersen, 37, also said she intended to return to golf at the start of next year.My plan is still to try and come back as soon as I can, and start off next season from the get-go, she said.Pettersen, a 15-time LPGA winner from Norway, has been on maternity leave all season. She last played an LPGA event in the tours season finale in November, tying for 11th at the CME Group Tour Championship. She was named a European Solheim Cup vice captain two weeks ago but said she hoped to make the team as a playing vice captain.Hopefully, I have a good solid year behind me before we get to Gleneagles and try and play our hearts out to win the cup back, she said.
Jason Day withdrew from the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Thursday morning, citing back issues. Day was two over through six holes at Bay Hill and had just hit his second shot at the par-5 16th
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One of the Dominican Republic's own could become the second straight player to win the Latin America Amateur Championship in his home country. Juan Cayro Delgado backed up a first-round 69 with a second-round 68 Friday to take the outright lead by on
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For the first time in 29 years, Mickelson will skip the Farmers Insurance Open, his hometown event about 12 miles from his home in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. In a tweet announcing his upcoming schedule, he also said that he will miss the Genesis Open at Riviera, a course where he has won twice and finished second on two other occasions.
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She has qualified for the US Open in the past, making the cut and finishing 46th as an amateur in 2012. In order for Talley to receive an exemption for the 2019 US Open, she will need to win a tournament this year or finish in the top 50 on the LPGA money list. Talley currently sits in 44th place on the 2018 money list.
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