Lorena Ochoa

Someone stands to gain from Tiger's absence—but who?

When talented 19-year-old rookie Yani Tseng finally relaxed and got into the flow, she shot past the biggest names in women's golf and pulled off a major upset at the LPGA Championship

11 Wins in the first 14 tournaments by the trio of Lorena Ochoa (six), Annika Sorenstam (three) and Paula Creamer (two).

With No. 1 and No. 2 out of the running, a raft of contenders used the Ginn Tribute to shape their upset visions for next week's McDonald's LPGA Championship

Off the golf course she may go unrecognized, but that's just fine with LORENA OCHOA. The world's most dominant female athlete never wanted to be anything more than No. 1 in her sport