Paula Creamer Health Update

Over the last week or so we have received a large number of emails asking about Paula Creamer’s health. Unfortunately, we do not have any information that you haven’t already heard. Still, I thought it would be a good idea to post something here just to let everyone know what we have heard.

For those who don’t know… Over the last couple of months Paula has been dealing with a stomach ailment that is causing a loss of appetite, nausea, and shaking. As a result, she has experienced some weight loss and is struggling with fatigue. It has been referred to as a “mystery illness” by some publications. That’s basically all we know at this point.

We have heard that she will be seeing some specialists later this week to determine the cause. I think this was also mentioned during the telecast of the Kraft Nabisco Championship on ESPN.

We certainly hope that it is nothing serious and look forward to seeing Paula compete in the Corona Championship next week in Mexico. As soon as we have any additional information we will let you know.

Paula Creamer: Still Sick but Staying Positive

Paula Creamer is pinning her hopes on the mantra ‘beware the ailing golfer’ at this week’s Kraft Nabisco Championship after batting a mystery illness for most of this year.

Although the American world number four has produced two top-three finishes in just four LPGA Tour starts this season, she has suffered from chills and nausea.

“I can’t eat much and my energy levels are kind of low,” Creamer told reporters at Mission Hills Country Club on Tuesday during preparations for the first women’s major of the year.

“I don’t feel quite like my normal self out there but I just have to find some energy and get through.

“But I’ve won sick before. I think it really just makes you focus on other things. You’re out there and you don’t feel well but you’re getting the job done. I’ve played my best golf when I haven’t felt well.”

Creamer, a winner of eight titles on the LPGA Tour, was forced to pull out of last week’s LPGA International on Phoenix before starting the opening round.

Full Story: Reuters