Ricoh Women’s British Open

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Pro-am day

The stage is set...	Paula Creamer looking good in practice - complete with Scottish head cover
Annika Sorenstam studies the Old Course	World number one Lorena Ochoa
Team Michelle Wie includes David Leadbetter as short game advisor	Michelle plays out of the rough

First Round

First round pace-setter Lorena Ochoa watches her eagle putt at the Road Hole fall just short. She finished at six under par	American star Paula Creamer driving at the seventeenth. A birdie at this hole helped her to a level par finish
Nikki Garrett of Australia hit the first drive of the tournament	US Open champion Cristie Kerr
Japan's Ai Miyazato finished at three under	Evian Masters winner Natalie Gulbis
Scotland's Catriona Matthew	England's Rebecca Hudson
Se Ri Pak (front) and Momoko Ueda	Light refreshments
Defending champion Sherri Steinhauer	Michelle Wie, Beth Daniel and Grace Park
In-Bee Park shares second place	Day one leader board

Second Round

Team Annika look anxious at the first	Carrie Webb enjoying the morning sun
Julie Inkster narrowly misses a birdie during a five under par round	Jin Joo Hong of Korea
Morgan Pressel, 2007 Kraft Nabisco winner	Sherri Steinhauer
Swedish challenger Louise Friberg	Britanny Lincicome
Spain's Paula Marti eyes her putt	Naomi Edwards, St Rule Trophy winner in 2005
Lora Fairclough in pot bunker trouble	Late finisher Lisa Hall birdied 18 to stand on level par

Third Round

Natalie Gulbis smacks her final drive of the day down the eighteenth	St Rule Trophy winner 2007 Melissa Reid is in the top 20
Annika Sorenstam en route to a 77	A disappointing 80 for Catriona Matthew still sees her in the top 10
Paula Creamer with Kim Hall	Frenchwoman Karine Icher is equal third
Rebecca Hudson enjoys it while she can	Rough going for the defending champion
Japan's Yuri Fudoh	Wendy Ward played in the final pairing
Lorena is the centre of worldwide attention	Perfect poise from the number one player
Lorena Ochoa watches her tee shot at 11	Head greenkeeper Gordon McKie (left) and links superintendent Gordon Moir discuss tomorrow's pin positions

Round Four

Mhairi McKay scored 67 to equal Lorena Ochoa's professional course record	Miki Saiki also scored 67
Paula Creamer celebrated her 21st birthday with a 72 and equal seventh	Suzann Petterson McDonald's LPGA championship winner 2007
Annika under cover	Karine Icher
Linda Wessberg was a top ten finisher	Reilley Rankin was fourth, on par
Maria Hjorth was equal second	Jee Young Lee the other runner up
Lorena fans	The final putt of the championship
Lorena Ochoa with top amateur player of the tournament Melissa Reid	The greenkeepers celebrate with Lorena

Reports

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Ladies' Golf Union website

Ricoh British Women's Open official website