By Torleif Sorenson on 2/10/15

Needing all her strength to stay dry @suzannpettersen improvises to get some shelter in the @BahamasLPGA #golf pic.twitter.com/IkupgsXpq1

— Women's Golf (@womensgolfcom) February 6, 2015

The Pure Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic should, in theory, be a trouble-free tournament. But when the inaugural event was held in 2013, rains and flooding wrecked the tournament; Ihlee Lee ended up winning with three 12-hole rounds of 41-43-42=126.

This year was better, but still, Suzann Pettersen was one of those golfers forced to play 28 holes in what felt like a hurricane.


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