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Is it possible to get a LPGA hotties picture thread going here? Golf with the added appeal of the sexy hotties in the LPGA.

Natalie Gulbis

 

 

 

 


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Yeah stumbles across that site during my search for pictures. Would be nice to have a collection from all over though. Nice site though

 

 

 

 


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Natalie Gulbis is the hottest one period.

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I caught a second of this little cutie during the Evian Masters. Hiroko Fujishima. I searched and searched and this is the only picture I could find...

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Paula Creamer - she just celebrated her 21st birthday at lhshurdl3r's house

fixed because you were a little off lol

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what he means is Paula Creamer celebrated her 21st birthday at "his" house

Thank you, thementhol, that was the joke.

Paula Creamer owns all.

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Erica Blasberg: Unreal!

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In addition to the ones already mentioned, I'd like to add Ai Miyazato. You might know her as the little sister as that guy (Yusaku) who got two holes in ones at the Reno-Tahoe Open in '06.

Ai has some great pics on her website, http://www.ai-miyazato54.com/ . I don't want to take them or hotlink, since they might be copyrighted.

She's also the real deal as far as golf goes: She has won 15 professional events, 14 of which she won as a professional. She won one of the JLPGA's majors. She pulled a Tiger on the '05 LPGA Q-School, winning by 12 strokes.

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Natalie Gulbis is the hottest one period.

I agree with you. I am glad the LPGA has a lot of great looking golfers. I like watching mens golf but I RATHER watch hot women play then dusty old men.


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