Famous Female Golfer Withdraws From Tournament

Feb. 27, 2013 - PRLog -- Ai Miyazato, famous golfer, is being forced to withdraw from the HSBC Women’s Champions, which is being held in Singapore. Her doctors thought it was necessary to take precaution and withdraw due to a auto-accident she was in.  At first Miyazato, the 2010 champion was forced to withdraw today after 15 minutes of hitting golf balls.  

Miyazato is formerly known as being the No.1-ranked female golfer in the world. She addressed the public and claimed she was not feeling her best. This is because she had stiffness in her neck, shoulder and even her back. Miyazato says that the reason for her withdrawal is a “precautionary measure so as not to risk further injury.”

The U.S. LPGA Tour informed the public that Sunday was the night in which Paula Creamer, Suzann Pettersen and Miyazato were involved in a five-vehicle accident in Thailand.

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