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Creamer has it all, but shoots for more SHE'S GOT GAME: A rising star on the LPGA Tour sees room to improve.
Byline: MARK CARDON CORRESPONDENT
Looking like a Hollywood starlet, she was the show-stopper for Paula 4Kids Celebrity Classic gala dinner Friday night, a fundraiser for First Tee of Sarasota/Manatee. She had her picture taken with First Tee supporters, did television interviews and helped raise over $100,000.
On Saturday, she rolled in a 20-foot, downhill putt to give her team a victory in the three-hole shootout at the Lakewood Ranch Country Club.
After eight years at IMG Academies in Bradenton and four years on the LPGA Tour, Creamer has grown up and grown rich. She went to a new level last year, shooting a 60 in one round, winning four tournaments and finishing …
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