One of the few staff bags on the LPGA with the logo. And a gutsy performance to fend off the chargers.

The interviewer at the end asked an awkward question - do you believe in destiny? Just to note, the difference between first and second at the top levels can often be the breaks. Bronte got some breaks on fading drives and Sagstrom hit the flag on 18 for par from 40 feet instead of an eagle. But that is the game, and Bronte had to think how to answer that question. After 3 years of hard work on tour, I won't want to have to think if luck was part of my first win that I had to grind all the way to the last green.

Awesome win for her!!

When I watch the LPGA, my wife says I'm watching pretty girls play better golf than I can. She says that's my version of Playboy. Heaven knows, there's a ton of cuties out there.

The one thing I sort of dislike about the LPGA broadcasts is the commentary. Like Don O said above, one interviewer asked an awkward question, but the whole broadcast just seems awkward. The commentary is too dry and a lot of the time, I feel like they think they MUST say something. There's just no color to the commentary on the LPGA broadcasts.

The LPGA is fantastic to watch in person. The swings are so smooth and the ball flies so nicely. I envy their tempo and skills.

I totally agree. I think a lot of us could learn more from watching the LPGA than we could from watching the PGA.