Ping G5 Driver + Fairway Wood When asked if her creative side had helped her through Friday's windy conditions, Gal exclaimed, "definitely!" - Gal lists some of her hobbies as playing the Callaway Lady’s X-22 Irons, singing, dancing and painting. "I have a lot of shots that I can hit," Gal said. "I like to curve the ball once in a while if a pin is tucked, and I do see a lot of different shots, especially around the greens. I’m a very visual person, so I think that helps." Choi started day two with a disastrous four-putt double-bogey on the first hole and was two-over-par through 6 holes, but winner of last month’s Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia, PING Rapture V2 Driver, began turning things from the 7th hole with a stretch of three birdies and in the end did enough to stay in front. That’s not an easy task when trying to do it in the middle of a golf season and her results this year have reflected it World No 4 Na Yeon Choi fired a 1-under 71 to hold on to the lead after Friday’s second round of the LPGA Tour’s season-ending CME Group Titleholders at Grand Cypress Resort in Orlando, Florida - but Germany's Sandra Gal is closing. On a day when scoring conditions were difficult, Sandra Gal would have been more than happy with her solid 3-under score and her second place heading into the weekend. "Sometimes when you do have to do swing changes, it’s very difficult to do it on the driving range and then take it to the Callaway Lady’s X-22 Irons golf course under pressure," Creamer said. "That’s something that I have had a very hard time with, and I think I’m getting to the point where I can finally trust what we’re doing." It was a breezy day at Grand Cypress on Friday with winds averaging 16 mph and gusting up to 24 mph for most of the day but one player that didn’t seem to mind the wind was Hee Young Park. The 24-year-old shot one of the better rounds of the day with a 3-under 69 that put her in a tie for third with Paula at 4-under-par. After opening with a sparkling 66, Choi stumbled a little on a second day when swirling winds caused havoc for many players and had to be happy with a 1-under 71 in the face of the catch-up 69s shot by Gal and Creamer. Having grown up in South Korea, Park said that she is used to dealing with the wind and her ball flight is actually lower than that of many other players on the LPGA Tour. So for her, it would be an advantage if the wind kept up for the final two days of the event. "I’m a very good Callaway Lady’s X-22 Irons player, but for a driver, my golf swing didn’t really match up when hitting a long drive because my swing was too steep, but (that swing) has been one of the strengths with my Callaway Lady’s X-22 Irons play so I am trying to work at two different swings, TaylorMade R7 425 Driver, hitting the ball on the way up with my driver Choi leads Gal by one shot while Paula Creamer and Hee Young Park are three back in a tie for third heading into Saturday’s third round. "That was definitely a nice round, kind of had a slow start, probably got good use of the wind a little bit and I just made some putts on the back nine, played 4-under on the back, and yeah, hitting it to the right spots and thinking your way around the golf course smartly, that was the key, I think, today." Creamer said the effects of her changes have been noticeable. Her results have improved toward the end of the year. She’s recorded back-to-back top-10 finishes in her last two events on the LPGA Tour. Because I am so much stronger now in my left arm after surgery to my left thumb, I’m able to do more things, being able to hit a ton of golf balls and not feel a thing, whereas before I wasn’t able to do that." Paula Creamer has always had the Callaway Lady’s X-22 Irons game to win on the LPGA Tour, as witnessed by her nine career victories, but this year the American has been working on improving it with a swing change to give her more length. Topics related to the article: Callaway Golf Bag B0006 200 Hee Young Park and Sandra Gal will take a one-shot l Callaway Lady’s X-22 Iron Set A tenacious Saturday TaylorMade R9 Max Driver There are many popular ways to hold