Parked at the top . And now, finally, it's time to find out if LPGA rookie Grace Park will live up to her potential headlining power. Expectations of stardom are following Park to the pro ranks, and they include more than just continued success on the golf course. It's true, and I think the same may apply to her. Lopez, known for befriending the rookies, said she's aware of Park's strong game and hopes to see a strong, professional personality to go along with it.
People like to see players who are very feminine play like a man.
Not many players have the ability to portray themselves that way. But the best way she can promote the tour is how she handles herself on the golf course. So far, Park has had very few playing struggles. And as a freshman at Arizona State, she was a member of the Sun Devils' NCAA championship team. In her last amateur performance, the '99 U.S. Women's Open, Park finished tied for eighth.