Brittany Lincicome made the shot of her life, a hybrid from 210 yards to within four feet which set up an eagle to win the Kraft Nabisco Championhip.  It is the third victory of her five-year LPGA career, her first since 2007 and her first major championship.  Cristie Kerr and Kristy McPherson finished tied for second at -8, one shot behind.  Lindsey Wright was fourth at -6 while Suzann Pettersen and Meaghan Francella tied for sixth at -5.

I'll let Part Two of my Live Blog tell the story of how they finished (if you want the set up for that great finish, check out Part One first).  It couldn't have been any more exciting during that last 90 minutes.  Even the supporting cast added to the excitement - Michele Redman with an ace at 17 and Lorena Ochoa with a slow-motion chip-in for eagle at 18.  I hate it for Kerr, who cost herself dearly with poor tee shots at 13 and 15 (double-bogey at the latter) and for McPherson, who let several good birdie chances pass by on the back nine.  But I am so thrilled for Lincicome, whose game had slid so far over the last two years that I wasn't sure she could rebound.  But rebound she did and this week we all got to see the talent that she regularly displayed in 2006 and 2007.  About a month ago we saw that she was working on her game playing in SunCoast Series events in Florida.  Perhaps she discovered a new route to success on that minor tour that other LPGA members might attempt.

For the record, Brittany's caddy and father joined her on the pond jump.  Congratulations Brittany!