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I was watching that Wendy's Challenge last Sunday and they had Natalie Gulbis and Cristie Kerr on there. Me and my buddy argued over who was the hottest. Then it branched out to pro golfers in general. I just want to see what everyone thought, so I could stick it to my buddy.

So, I ask, who is the hottest (cutest, finest, whatever you call it) pro golfer out there? (This isn't limited to the American Tours, either. And ladies, we want you to weigh in on the guys as well.)

I have to go with Anna Rawson. (She's a Euro Ladies' Tour Member, played collegiate at USC.)

For those of you who don't know who I'm talking about :

Anna Rawson:

"Hit 'em hard - they'll land somewhere." - Stewart Maiden

In the Bag:

Driver: R480, 10.5*, Graphite5 Wood: R540 XD, 17.5*, GraphiteIrons: Big Bertha 4-10 + GW, SSWedge: 56*, Chrome, SSPutter: White HotBall: HX Hot

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I'm going with Paula Creamer. She just does it for me. Cute, all-american girl next-door, and she can hit a 7-iron!
In My Bag:
Driver: Titleist 983K 9.5°, Harmon HTD CB-65R
3-Wood: Mizuno MP-001, 13°, Harrison Striper Titanium
Hybrid 1: TaylorMade Rescue Mid TP, 16°
Hybrid 2: TaylorMade Rescue Mid TP, 19°Irons: Ping S59 Tour 4-PWWedges: Mizuno Black Nickel 51.06 / Cleveland Black Pearl 58.08Putter:...

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Natalie Gulbis is "high school hot." As in not hot at all.

There's a long list... Blasberg, Carin Koch, Kerr, etc.

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Natalie Gulbis is "high school hot." As in not hot at all.

What does "high school hot" mean? (Obviously it means "not hot at all") - but where'd that saying come from? As in she looks like she is in high school? Or she looks like one of those vapid high school hotties who amounted to nothing? Just want to get my terminology down...

Oh, and amen to Erica Blasberg! Off-the-hook!
"Hit 'em hard - they'll land somewhere." - Stewart Maiden

In the Bag:

Driver: R480, 10.5*, Graphite5 Wood: R540 XD, 17.5*, GraphiteIrons: Big Bertha 4-10 + GW, SSWedge: 56*, Chrome, SSPutter: White HotBall: HX Hot

Man... you aren't kidding about Anna Rawson... wow.

She's even got a MySpace page:

http://www.myspace.com/annarawson

Currently Playing:
Driver: Custom Bang-O-Matic 460 9*, GD YS6+ Stiff
3Wood: Firesole
Hybrid: Rescue 17*
3 - PW: MX-23Wedges: Vokey: SM60.08 (OC), SM56.10 (OC), 252.08 (TC)Putter: Cameron Circa'62 No.2Ball: HXTourHome Course: MacGregor Downs CC, Cary, NC


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What does "high school hot" mean?

It means "the type of girl you thought was hot in high school." Most people grow out of that phase quickly when they see what real women look like (the college upper-classmen women).

"High school hot" is too cute and bubbly, too much sheen, too much makeup, too much "pep," too much synthetic, too "hard."

Erik J. Barzeski —  I knock a ball. It goes in a gopher hole. 🏌🏼‍♂️
Director of Instruction Golf Evolution • Owner, The Sand Trap .com • AuthorLowest Score Wins
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Aren't we forgetting Laura Davies-she is red hot!!!!

Uh yeah,

red hot . She's all yours, dude.
Before seeing this thread, I'd never heard of Anna Rawson. But now I'm on the "Anna Rawson Bandwagon"!

Welcome to the "Light Side of the Force." Ha ha!

"Hit 'em hard - they'll land somewhere." - Stewart Maiden

In the Bag:

Driver: R480, 10.5*, Graphite5 Wood: R540 XD, 17.5*, GraphiteIrons: Big Bertha 4-10 + GW, SSWedge: 56*, Chrome, SSPutter: White HotBall: HX Hot

Before seeing this thread, I'd never heard of Anna Rawson. But now I'm on the "Anna Rawson Bandwagon"!

Save me a seat on that wagon... whoa..

Currently Playing:
Driver: Custom Bang-O-Matic 460 9*, GD YS6+ Stiff
3Wood: Firesole
Hybrid: Rescue 17*
3 - PW: MX-23Wedges: Vokey: SM60.08 (OC), SM56.10 (OC), 252.08 (TC)Putter: Cameron Circa'62 No.2Ball: HXTourHome Course: MacGregor Downs CC, Cary, NC


Seriously, I'd love to be on that bandwagon as well...

Erik does make a good point, though, Erica Blasberg is a cutie as well. Close second I'd say:



Apparently, Jonathan Wall also has a little thing for her, too. (Hole #2)

http://thesandtrap.com/archives/hitt...sixtythree.php

Its too bad we couldn't get a voting poll for the hottest (like the Kelly Tilghman one) before the comments section...

"Hit 'em hard - they'll land somewhere." - Stewart Maiden

In the Bag:

Driver: R480, 10.5*, Graphite5 Wood: R540 XD, 17.5*, GraphiteIrons: Big Bertha 4-10 + GW, SSWedge: 56*, Chrome, SSPutter: White HotBall: HX Hot

Can we count Big Break Bri?

In My Bag:
Driver: Titleist 983K 9.5°, Harmon HTD CB-65R
3-Wood: Mizuno MP-001, 13°, Harrison Striper Titanium
Hybrid 1: TaylorMade Rescue Mid TP, 16°
Hybrid 2: TaylorMade Rescue Mid TP, 19°Irons: Ping S59 Tour 4-PWWedges: Mizuno Black Nickel 51.06 / Cleveland Black Pearl 58.08Putter:...

Turlock and co.

Just stumbled across this thread and I think I need a new avatar. How is Anna Rawson doing on the ladies tour?

In my bag:

Driver: Wishon 915CFE, 420cc, SK Fiber Lite Revolution I
Irons: Tommy Armour 845 FS - PW - 3
Hybrid: Adams Idea 21 deg.Wedges: Cleveland 900 52 deg., 56 deg. TA588 60 deg.Putter: Generic mallet style


I gotta go with Paula Creamer. She's got that innocent thing going for her.

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In The Bag
Driver- Bridgestone Precept EC Fuel 420cc Driver
Woods- TaylorMade Vsteel Fairway Woods
Irons-Affinity ATS Hybrid IronsWedge- Wilson 60° Harmonized Black WedgePutter-Heavy Putter Matte Series PutterShoes- Nike SP3 Golf ShoesHome Course- River Run Golf...

Turlock and co.

She's doing pretty good for a rookie. This is her first year on the European Ladies Tour, and she's won once, and come in 10 ten twice.

http://www.ladieseuropeantour.info/profiles/101137.htm
"Hit 'em hard - they'll land somewhere." - Stewart Maiden

In the Bag:

Driver: R480, 10.5*, Graphite5 Wood: R540 XD, 17.5*, GraphiteIrons: Big Bertha 4-10 + GW, SSWedge: 56*, Chrome, SSPutter: White HotBall: HX Hot

"High school hot" is too cute and bubbly, too much sheen, too much makeup, too much "pep," too much synthetic, too "hard."[/quote]

I couldn't agree more. When I first saw her I thought she was hot. But upon further review something just ain't quite right. She fails to make the list.

save me a seat on the previously mentioned bandwagons. I'll be watching them a little closer this year!

One of my favorites is Stephanie Louden http://www.lizclaiborne.com/sm-tees-...i-1986590.html not the best picture of her. I first saw her in a Liz Claiborne add in Golf For Women magizine. She had black hair in the pic, very HOT

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Home Course: www.waldenponds.com (74.1/134) 7001 yds
in my bag
Driver: Big Ben cs3 10.5 Stiff/Draw set up
Fairway: Hogan Edge 3,5 metal:Irons: Hogan Radial-Apex shaftWedge: Hogan "Tom Kite" 56* Radial "E" wedgePutter: Affinity vr7 "V-Rod" pro-v1x ball2 markers, Disney divot tool,...

Wow, Anne Rawson is a good lookin girl. Its good that theres some "eye candy" in female golf these days.
In The Bag

Sumo 13* w/aldila NVS stiff
BB 2004 3wood
Boxer 3,4&5 Hybrids A3 6-Pw CG11 52* & 56* 2 Ball Srt 33"Ball Nxt Extreme

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