Natalie Gulbis will pull out of the LPGA Tour and take a rest after contracting Malaria during the tours Asian Swing. She will not play at the LPGA Founders Cup in Phoenix it has been announced. The 30 year old professional said she was "bummed" to miss the tounament at the Wildfire Golf Club, she tweeted her 143,000 fans on Wednesday " I am bummed to not be able to play this weeks LPGA Event in Arizona and appreciate all the sweet comments on Twitter from everyone..."
Gulbis, a veteran with 36 career top-ten finishes to her credit , is hoping to be back at full strength in three weeks, according to a statement from the LPGA.
"Natalie continues to be treated at home and is expected to be at full strength in three weeks," the statement read. "Natalie's well-being is a top priority for both the LPGA and IMG, and steps continue to be taken to ensure the well-being of Natalie and all the players on the LPGA Tour now and for future events. LPGA doctors have been consulted and believe she is on appropriate medications, under great care, and her prognosis is excellent."
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