US Women Open Championships Live

Starting the month of July out for the LPGA Tour is the U S Womens Open Championships, from Colorado Springs, Colorado, held July 7^th through the 10^th for $3,250,000. This tournament is one of three events that will be held during the month of July, but the only one stateside. The next event is the Evian Masters presented by Societe Generale in Evian-les-Bains, France, from July 21^st through the 24^th. Then, the LPGA Tour moves onto the RICOH Women's British Open, which is at the Carnoustie in Angus, Scotland July 28^th through the 31^st.

This tournament began in 1946 and is the longest running event on the tour. It is one of the four Majors that is played on the LPGA Tour and is a 72 hole format. The 2010 Champion was Paula Creamer who beat Yeon Choi and Suzann Petterson by four strokes and a final of 281. Players competing in this event include Amy Anderson, Cristie Kerr, Jane Park, Hee Young Park and Sara Kemp as well as Shi Hyun Ahn, Song-Hee Kim, Sandra Gal and Laura Davies. Sign up today to watch these ladies comepte on your computer in high quality video.

Posted: 9th July 2009

The United States Women's Open Championship is next week from Saucon Valley Country Club in Pennsylvania, with the women of professional golf looking forward to this event all year, as it is the most prestigious tournament in all of women's golf. The tournament is July 6^th through the 12^th, with practice on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and the championship rounds taking place the rest of the week. 156 women from the world of professional golf will be hitting the field next week, and they are playing on the old course of the Saucon Valley Country Club.

Some of the women on the field that you'll want to watch this year are Paula Creamer, the 23 year old from California that won last year's Samsung World Championship as well as three other tourneys, Nicole Castrale, who won last year's Northwest Indiana FUTURES golf classic, and the Quality Concepts Kankakee FUTURES Golf Classic. There is also Julie Inkster, Kristie Kerr who won the Safeway Classic last year, Meg Mallon, Lorena Ochea, Se Ri Pak, Suzann Petterson, who won five different major wins in 2007, Morgan Pressel, Karrie Webb, and defending champion Inbee Park, who's victory at the U.S. Women's Open last year was her first major win ever.

The course at Saucon Valley is hosting a USGA Championship for the sixth time since 1951, including the U.S. Senior Open in 2000 and 1992. The Old Course is one of two Championship courses at Saucon Valley, the others being the Grace Course. Both have been ranked at in the top 100 courses in the U.S by Golf Magazine. The course itself is Par 72 and 6,789 Yards. The purse totals over three million dollars, making the U.S. Women's Open highly competitive and exciting to watch.

If you want to watch this exciting tournament then don't worry because watchlivegolf.com will have live video feeds direct from the field. These women golfers have been preparing all year for this challenging event and you won't want to miss this year's U.S. Women's Open from the Saucon Valley Country Club, July 6^th through the 12^th.