Davies joins Sorenstam in search of major

Wilson Sugrue,Delaware
Wednesday 04 June 2003 19:00 EDT
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Laura Davies has been drawn with Annika Sorenstam in her bid for a third LPGA Championship here at DuPont Country Club. But the Briton has not had the best of preparations for the second major of the year, which starts today.

Golf has been put firmly in perspective with her father seriously ill in hospital in South Carolina. Davies was also unable to put in a practice round as yesterday's pro-am was washed out by heavy rain.

Sorenstam's appearance alongside the men at the PGA Tour's Colonial tournament in Texas two weeks ago still attracts huge interest, although she proved she is ready to move on with a successful defence of the Kellogg Keebler Classic in Illinois last Sunday.

The Swede has her focus firmly back on the women's game with a first LPGA title on her list of priorities.

"Colonial was a one-off opportunity, a great challenge and a wonderful experience," she said. "But I want to leave it at that. Now I want to concentrate on the LPGA. I've won 44 times, but only four majors and I want more."

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