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LPGA Drive On Championship Scores

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

ThursdayGold Canyon, Ariz.a-Prospectors Course (Host Course)6,690 yards; Par 72b-Lost Gold Course7,350 yards; Par 72Purse: $1.8 millionFirst RoundNote: Tournament is played on two courses.Alison Lee34a-31a—65Jenny Shin34a-31a—65Gaby Lopez33a-32a—65Jodi Ewart Shadoff34a-32a—66Wei-Ling Hsu32a-34a—66Na Rin An36a-31a—67Peiyun Chien34a-33a—67Carlota Ciganda34a-33a—67Moriya Jutanugarn33a-34a—67Megan Khang36a-31a—67Jeongeun Lee632a-35a—67Maddie Szeryk35a-32a—67Patty Tavatanakit33a-34a—67Lilia Vu35a-32a—67Azahara Munoz34a-33a—67Allisen Corpuz34a-34a—68Albane Valenzuela32a-36a—68Stacy Lewis34a-34a—68Georgia Hall35a-33a—68Frida Kinhult34a-34a—68Stephanie Meadow34a-34a—68Mel Reid32a-36a—68Xiaowen Yin36a-32a—68Perrine Delacour34a-34a—68Ayaka Furue33a-35a—68Caroline Inglis34a-34a—68Minami Katsu33a-35a—68Stephanie Kyriacou35a-33a—68Yealimi Noh33a-35a—68Paula Reto34a-34a—68Pauline Roussin34a-34a—68Ruoning Yin34a-34a—68Emily Pedersen35a-34a—69In Gee Chun35a-34a—69Eun-Hee Ji33a-36a—69Sei Young Kim35...

LPGA Drive On Championship Par Scores

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

ThursdayGold Canyon, Ariz.a-Prospectors Course (Host Course)6,690 yards; Par 72b-Lost Gold Course7,350 yards; Par 72Purse: $1.8 millionFirst RoundNote: Tournament is played on two courses.Alison Lee34a-31a—65-7Jenny Shin34a-31a—65-7Gaby Lopez33a-32a—65-7Jodi Ewart Shadoff34a-32a—66-6Wei-Ling Hsu32a-34a—66-6Na Rin An36a-31a—67-5Peiyun Chien34a-33a—67-5Carlota Ciganda34a-33a—67-5Moriya Jutanugarn33a-34a—67-5Megan Khang36a-31a—67-5Jeongeun Lee632a-35a—67-5Maddie Szeryk35a-32a—67-5Patty Tavatanakit33a-34a—67-5Lilia Vu35a-32a—67-5Azahara Munoz34a-33a—67-5Allisen Corpuz34a-34a—68-4Albane Valenzuela32a-36a—68-4Stacy Lewis34a-34a—68-4Georgia Hall35a-33a—68-4Frida Kinhult34a-34a—68-4Stephanie Meadow34a-34a—68-4Mel Reid32a-36a—68-4Xiaowen Yin36a-32a—68-4Perrine Delacour34a-34a—68-4Ayaka Furue33a-35a—68-4Caroline Inglis34a-34a—68-4Minami Katsu33a-35a—68-4Stephanie Kyriacou35a-33a—68-4Yealimi Noh33a-35a—68-4Paula Reto34a-34a—68-4Pauline Roussin34a-34a—68-4Ruoning Yin34a-34a—68-4Emily Pedersen35...

Colorado metros among 20 best for home growth and stability

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Two Front Range cities are at the top of the national list for the best markets for making a home a lifelong asset.Financial adviser SmartAsset released a list of the 20 best and 20 worst metro areas in the nation for growing a home's value and keeping it high. Analysts compared home value data across 400 metro areas in the U.S. between 1998 and 2022. Colorado 8th in US for how much paycheck it takes to pay the mortgage Cities in Texas and the western U.S. ranked highly, while cities in Midwest fared worse. Colorado's Boulder and Fort Collins were among the best. Boulder had the nation's third-highest ranking for home growth and stability. Since 1998, Boulder area home prices have risen 256.48%, while only losing 1.04% of their value, which is a metric tied to inflation. Fort Collins had the same tremendous growth in prices, ranking fourth in the nation. Its home prices grew 224.17% since 1998, losing only 2.08% of their value. Austin and Midland Texas claimed th...

‘Everything has changed’: Users of recalled eye drops describe permanent vision problems after infections

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

(CNN) — Renee Martray of South Carolina has severe and permanent corneal scarring resulting in vision loss. She says it’s like trying to peer through eyeglasses that have been dipped in oil.Nancy Montz of Ohio developed a corneal ulcer, spent three weeks in the hospital and lost vision in her left eye.Carla Oliva of Florida developed a severe eye infection and, when treatment failed, had to have her right eye removed. She’s now legally blind.The women said their problems began after they used EzriCare Artificial Tears, which is part of a US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and US Food and Drug Administration investigation into a multistate outbreak of a rare strain of bacteria.EzriCare said in a statement last month that when it learned of the investigation January 20, it was not aware of any testing that definitively linked the outbreak to its product.“Nonetheless, we immediately took action to stop any further distribution...

Nets fall apart in crunch time vs. Cavs, 5-game losing streak has team facing reality of play-in tournament

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

Dorian Finney-Smith said one word: “oof.”Joe Harris took a deep breath.Mikal Bridges said he didn’t have an answer for the question.By the 2:30 mark of the fourth quarter of Thursday’s matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Nets felt they had deserved to win.And by the time the clock struck 0.7 — after Donovan Mitchell rebounded his own missed free throw, and the ball miraculously found Cavs’ guard Isaac Okoro wide-open for the game-winning three — the Nets officially found themselves in play-in tournament territory.The Nets led by 10 with 6:19 to go in the fourth quarter and held an eight-point lead with just over two minutes left. They folded under a series of turnovers that gave the Cavs easy offense in transition, wiping away what the team felt was 45 minutes of good basketball.“I felt like we deserved to win that game because we did a lot of good things throughout the course of the night. Now we have to let that game go and ...

Bruins notebook: This weekend could be a tone-setter for B’s

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

The Bruins’ back-to-back games this weekend had appeared to be a pivotal two-game set for months. They will play the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday (1 p.m.) at the Garden and then travel to Carolina to play the Hurricanes on Sunday (5 p.m.).But the importance of these two games has changed. Standings-wise, Saturday’s game does not matter much at all. The B’s have all but sewn up the Atlantic Division (a win on Saturday or a regulation loss by Toronto will clinch the Atlantic). Meanwhile the Bolts won’t be caught from behind by Florida and their hopes of catching Toronto for second-place are dimming.Psychologically, however, a game against a potential second round opponent at this point in the season is not a throwaway.Neither team wants to lay an egg in this situation and, to be honest, both clubs could stand to manufacture a good performance. The B’s are riding a five-game win streak but have needed superb goaltending performances from Linus Ullmark a...

Magic sign Jay Scrubb to a two-way contract to fill out roster

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

The Orlando Magic have signed Jay Scrubb, who plays for the organization’s Lakeland G League affiliate, to a two-way contract, a league source confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel.The Magic confirmed the Sentinel’s reporting, announcing Friday morning they signed Scrubb to a two-way deal.They didn’t disclose the terms of the deal, citing team policy, but a source told the Sentinel that Scrubb’s deal is for two years — the remainder of this season and the 2023-24 season.Scrubb is Lakeland’s leading scorer, averaging 22.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.2 assists in 22 games in the G League this season.He was on the Magic’s preseason roster before joining Lakeland.The 55th pick in the 2020 draft, Scrubb has averaged 3.8 points and 1.4 rebounds (9.3 minutes) in 22 NBA games over the previous two seasons — all with the L.A. Clippers.Scrubb was named the 2019-20 National Junior College Athletic Association Player of the Year, becoming the first jun...

Dylan Cease named opening-day starter for Chicago White Sox: ‘Stress doesn’t bother him. That’s a weapon.’

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

Dylan Cease had a breakout 2022 season, finishing second in the American League Cy Young voting.He’ll begin 2023 as the opening-day starter for the Chicago White Sox, who will play the Houston Astros in a nationally televised game Thursday night at Minute Maid Park.“(Cease has an) unbelievable demeanor, great demeanor,” Sox manager Pedro Grifol said Thursday. “Stress doesn’t bother him. At least he doesn’t show it. That’s a weapon.“There’s a reason why he’s doing what he’s doing. Really, really locked into his work and committed to being really good.”It’s the first time Cease, 27, has received the first-game opportunity.Cease went 14-8 with a 2.20 ERA and 227 strikeouts in 32 starts last season. He was second in the AL in ERA, strikeouts and opponents average (.190) and third in strikeouts per nine innings (11.1).He had a stretch of 14 starts from May 29 to Aug. 11 in which he allowed one earned run or non...

Ex-Patriots WR Nelson Agholor signing 1-year deal with AFC rival

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

The Patriots are losing wide receiver Nelson Agholor to a 1-year, $3.25 million free-agent deal with the Ravens, according to reports.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots sign ex-Broncos P Corliss Waitman New England Patriots | Source: Patriots determine Joe Judge’s new coaching role for 2023 season New England Patriots | Bill Belichick, Robert Kraft release statements on Dont’a Hightower’s retirement New England Patriots | Ex-Patriots P Jake Bailey blames 2022 struggles on one change New England Patriots | Source: Patriots, DB Jalen Mills reach revised 1-year deal after expected release Agholor was not expected to return to New England after a disappointing 2-year tenure that resulted in 68 catches for 835 yards and five touchdowns. The Patriots signed him as a free agent in 2021, when Agholor was coming off a career year as a deep threat with the Raiders. In 2020, he averag...

Summer travel is likely to remain hot this year, so book early

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 05:00:38 GMT

Travel last summer was, in a word, wild.Pent-up “revenge” travel combined with relaxed restrictions caused a surge in demand. High fuel prices and limited airline capacity drove up costs, with overall travel prices increasing 17% over pre-pandemic levels by June 2022, according to NerdWallet’s Travel Price Index.What about this summer? Will weakening demand lead to lower prices and thinner crowds? It’s not looking likely, according to travel experts.“We aren’t seeing any dip in demand,” says Hayley Berg, lead economist at Hopper, a travel booking platform. “It seems incredible that the demand could be sustained, but we’re not seeing any weakness right now.”It seems that Americans’ appetite for revenge remains unsated. And that could lead to another wild ride this summer.No relief from high pricesPrices for flights, car rentals and hotels may have peaked last year, but they haven’t come down much.Overall trip prices remained 15% higher in January 2023 compared with January 2020...