Nothing is better that playing golf and breaking 80. Then shooting over to Hooters for some hot wings and cold bud beer. Here are some images that go great with food.

Here are great reps from the PGA 2008 Tour at the Hooters Booth. They have great Wings at Hooters.

How about some beer?
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She finished top ten in her first professional event, 5th in the Orient Masters in China, and qualified for the Futures Tour with ease. During her first season on the Futures Tour Anna had two top 10 finishes, and was ranked 22nd in scoring average for the year. In November of 2005, Anna traveled to Spain to the Ladies European Tour School where she qualified in third place, and earned her 2006 tour card.

As a rookie on the Ladies European Tour Anna continued to impress. She posted one top ten and two top 20 finishes in only 11 events. She finished the year 74th on the New Star Money List with €24,981.76 and kept her full card for 2007. Her best finish was T10 at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open. Posted T15 in the Open de Espana Femenino, where she fired a career low 67 in the third round, and T16 in the Catalonia Ladies Masters.

As a 2007 member of the Ladies European Tour, Anna expects to improve the quality of her game while raising the profile of women’s golf. She hopes to be successful tour player and personality while combining golf with her many other interests.

Besure to check out our other golf babes, Paula Marti Zambrano , Laura Luethke , and Natalie Gulbis.

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Name: Paula Marti Zambrano
Age: 27
Born: Barcelona, Spain
Height: 5′8″

The LPGA has been missing the leggy, midriff-baring, belly-pierced Marti since she gave birth to her first son almost two years ago, though she is playing in Europe. She won in just her fifth pro start. She had two victories in her rookie season, winning the Ladies Italian Open and Ladies British Masters.

In 2002 Marti won the Australian LPGA Tournament of Champions, came second at the British Women’s Open and topped the money list on the Ladies European Tour.  She was a member of the 2002 European Solheim Cup Team and was awarded the Spanish Royal Order of Merit for Sports in the bronze category.

At the end of 2002 she tied for 31st at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to earn non-exempt status for the 2003 LPGA season. During 2003-2005 her best LPGA Tour finish was a tie for sixth at the Franklin American Mortgage Championship. She teamed with Ana Belen Sanchez to represent Spain at the inaugural Women’s World Cup of Golf in 2005 and teamed with Marta Prieto in the 2006 Women’s World Cup of Golf. She did not play on the LPGA in 2006 due to the birth to her first child, son Izan Corretja.

Credit: Philippe Millereau/DPPI/Icon SMI

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Laura Luethke

Quick Snap Shot:

She has played in 10 tournaments.
Averaged 74.85 strokes per round.
Had a low round of 70 two times.
Had her best finish at the WAC Championship where she tied for second place.

Looking for more information on Laura Luethke? Check out Laura’s Bio.

Female golfers are taking over golf. The are making great strides in the sport and should be supported. Each week will be featuring group of women golfers, professional golfers, amature golfers, and cart girls. All are well come and will be profiled here at whereigolf.com.

Introduction Where I Golf.com: Golf Babes

Natalie Gulbis

Eva Longoria

Michelle Wie

Se Ri Pak

Cart Girl Lisa

We will feature golf babes every Monday. Be sure to come back and visit to see our new golf babes of the week and if you have any suggestions please let send them in our comments section to let us know what you think.

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The Blonde Bomb Shell is blowing up the LPGA by breaking through with a victory on the LPGA Tour. The 24-year old finished the fourth round tied at 4-under 284. Natalie Gulbis had a final round of 70 the Evian Masters by beating Jeong Jang with 72 in a playoff birdie. The win moves Gulbis to Number 15 on the LPGA money list ($619,220).

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