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Lorena Ochoa

Lorena Ochoa

Mexican professional golferWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Lorena Ochoa".

Sep 30, 2026

Luke BenoitGUEST
27:26
Yes.
Justin KraftGUEST
27:26
Like Lorena Ochoa moved her head so much while putting, she could never change it.
Luke BenoitGUEST
27:32
Yes.
Justin KraftGUEST
27:32
So some of these things are not worth changing, whereas you could just say, "Just turn your, turn your chest or hips more, Craig, and you take care of it." That's my one little caveat.
Annika SorenstamGUEST
18:06
And then Sei Young Pak came along from South Korea, then it was the three of us.
Annika SorenstamGUEST
18:10
And then Lorena Ochoa came from Mexico.
Annika SorenstamGUEST
18:12
So, you know, there was some, I think, great rivalry.
Annika SorenstamGUEST
18:15
Um, you know, maybe not something that was- Really, you know, massive or, you know, gossip or anything like that.
Steven MalkowichHOST
57:03
Yes.
Taylor KimGUEST
57:03
Like Sari Pat, Lorena Ochoa, they were just unbeatable.
Taylor KimGUEST
57:08
And you don't
Steven MalkowichHOST
57:09
have those names now.
JoshHOST
12:57
And I think this happens more so with women and we've seen it from the best players in the world.
JoshHOST
13:01
We've seen Lorena Ochoa step away.
JoshHOST
13:03
We've seen, um, uh, Annika Sorenstam step away.
JoshHOST
13:08
We saw the recent retirement of Surae Young, who is a former number one player in the world, retired by the time she's 30.
Ian FraserGUEST
20:17
But I'll never forget.
Ian FraserGUEST
20:18
Do you ever remember the name Lorena? It was Julieta Granada.
Ian FraserGUEST
20:25
She was an LPG player.
Scott RoseHOST
20:28
If you'd said Lorena Ochoa, I would have said yes.
Scott RoseHOST
20:29
You would have said yes.
Ian FraserGUEST
20:31
I wish it was Lorena Cho.
Ian FraserGUEST
20:33
No, Julieta Granato.
Ian FraserGUEST
20:36
She just won the highest purse in the history of the LPGA.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
53:56
And I told the girls, I don't want you guys to be besties.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
53:59
I'm not asking you to do that, but I've learned the most from my 5-6 competitors, like more than you can read in the book, like practicing next to Tiger, discussing like different like options of execution, practicing playing with like Yanni Tseng, Lorena Ochoa, Annika Sorenstam.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
54:20
Yeah, we might be standing face to face going down the back nine on a Sunday in a major, but no sharing is also going to make you better as a competitor and you feel better i've always believed the second best players are the ones who are very protective and kind of holding back while the best ones they're also keen on like sharing because it's a good learning lesson for them as well so to kind of feel like you have each other's back and operate a little bit as a team bring some of those team elements from the greatness we've had in Solheim into the team and operate more as a team.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
55:01
People are more unified together and I believe that's going to make them better.

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