LPGA player dies at 25
 

http://msn.foxsports.com/golf/story/...er-dies-051010


Kev: did you know this young lady?

What a shame, the poor kid had her whole life ahead of her.

very sad. Said she started at Arizona in 2002.. I started there in 2001. She really represented the school well. so sad for her and her family. RIP.

What a shame. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.

I followed her career because I saw the 64 she shot as an amateur (and the fact that she's gorgeous :o). This is truly a shame, it sounds like there's more to the story.

She had nice teeth.

Met her in Mexico City back in 2005. A buddy of mine was caddying for her that tournament.

Truly a shame.:(

How the hell do you so called moderators allow posts like this stay up?

Its your place, who am I to speak my opinion. You pay the bills to make it happen. Not me.

His classy reply on a dead lady has been up a while, and the fact that it has been up for days, well, nevermind.

He, or she, will do and say what he or she does on here and I have the choice to reply or ignore.

I need to ignore but who the **** leaves that up about someone who is dead?

Come on guys police this dipshit and show some class, this place is better then that.

Update in today's NY Daily News:

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/mo..._doc_home.html

As an aside, a friend of mine knew her as an amateur golfer (he was a rules official for many years).

She had a big-time temper, and drew the only conduct penalty he ever had to give out in a tournament, when she, while leading by many strokes, hit a shot she didn't like, and threw her club. She still won the tournament going away.

this report notwithstanding, I find it hard to believe she died from xanax od!

sad...

http://www.pgatour.com/2010/r/08/24/....ap/index.html

It sure is..

9 out of 10 Americans never heard of Blasberg

The dumb getting dumber.