CN Canadian Womens Open Live

On the LPGA Tour this week, one of only two tournaments that are played in the month of August on the LPGA Calendar, the CN Canadian Womens Open live, which will happen from the 25^th of August to the 28^th. The CN Canadian Women's Open happens in Mirabel, which is in Quebec, Canada, and it is worth $2,250,000. The other tournament on the LPGA Tour this month is the Safeway Classic presented by Coca-Cola, August 19^th through the 21^st. The tournament happens in North Plains, Oregon, for $1,500,000.

Last year's CN Canadian Women's Open was Michelle Wie, and she was able to take home the victory with a twelve under, beating a group of four that tied for second by three strokes. Playing this year is Amanda Blumenhurst, Heather Bowie Young, Danah Bordner, Paula Creamer and Laura Davies along with Sandra Gal, Katherine Hull, Amy Hung, Pat Hurst and Juli Inkster. You can get your membership at the links on this page and you'll instantly be connected to high quality video from anywhere in the world, and live streaming golf all year long.

Posted: 26th August 2010

The LPGA Tour will go to Winnipeg, Canada for the CN Canadian Womens Open, which will be held August 26th through the 29th, and is one of two tournaments being played in the month of August, the other one the LPGA Safeway Classic Presented by Coca-Cola, held August 20^th through the 22^nd in North Plains, Ohio. You can watch the Canadian Women's Open Live from your computer as well as other LPGA streams right from your computer. Just click on the banners on this page for your year-long membership.

This tournament has a prize purse of $2,250,000 and it the venue is the St. Charles Country Club in Winnipeg. It's a Par 72 course with a total yardage of 6,572 yards. The format is 72 holes, and the charity is the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba. This event started in 2001. The 2009 tournament resulted with Suzann Pettersen taking the first place and then five ladies tied for second place including Momoko Ueda, Morgan Pressel, Ai Miyazato, Karrie Webb and Angela Stanford. In-Kyung Kim came in 7^th.

Here's a look at the field for the LPGA CN Canadian Open. Helen Alfredsson will be playing as well as Kyeong Bae, Amanda Bluenherst and Brandie Burton, as well as Irene Cho and Chella Choi. Katie Futcher will be playing, as well as Amy Hung and Katherine Hull, and Hee-Won Han as well as Pat Hurst, M.J. Hur and Pat Hurst. Others include Cristie Kerr and Mindy Kim. Get your membership at the links on this page for access to high quality video right from your computer. You'll get access to high quality golf streams online.

Posted: 3rd Nov 2009

The CN Canadian Womens Open is happening this coming week, Monday, August 31^st, through Sunday September 6^th, presented by CN and the Royal Canadian Golf Association. It will be held at Priddis Greens Golf and Country Club in Calgary in the Province of Alberta, Canada. This particular tournament seeks to raise support to help sick children in the areas that the tournament is hosted, and has already raised almost 2 million dollars for the children's hospitals in the local communities. The women of the LPGA come to Canada to seek out this prestigious title at Priddis Greens.

This tournament precedes the P&G Beauty NW Arkansas LPGA Championship as well as the Samsung World Championship, and follows the U.S. Women's Open, which took place July 9^th through the 12^th and the Ricoh Women's British Open July 30^th through the 2^nd. The LPGA has eleven more events to run, not counting this CN Canadian's Women's Open, with the last one being the Stanford Financial Tour Championship, November 19^th through the 22^nd. Previous winners of the tournament for the past few years have included Lorena Ochoa in 2007, who defeated Paula Creamer, Cristie Kerr in 2006, Meena Lee, Meg Mallon and Beth Daniel.

Last year in Ottawa it was Katherine Hull who took the tournament title home, after five years on the LPGA Tour. She actually came from being six strokes behind and was still able to take home the win, with her final a three under par 69. She had four birdies and one bogey to beat Se Ri Pak and Yani Tseng who took third place, and took home the lion's share of the $2.25 million dollar tournament purse. If you want to watch this year's CN Canadian Women's Open at Priddis Greens then get your membership at the banners on this page. It happens Monday, August 31^st to Sunday, September 6^th