The Big Break - Season 9

The Big Break - Season 9

Season 9

The ninth season premiered on April 15, 2008. It featured an all-female cast and was again filmed in Hawaii, this time at Ka'anapali Resort in Maui. New hosts were Stina Sternberg and Andrew Magee. The winner received an exemption into the 2008 Navistar LPGA Classic, entry fees to all 2009 Futures Tour tournaments waived, an Adams Golf endorsement deal, and a BMW Z4 Coupe.
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DatesApr 15, 2008 - Jul 1, 2008
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Episodes

Hit the Ground Running
Season 9Episode 160 min

Hit the Ground Running

Apr 15, 2008
Reliable Roomate Wanted
Season 9Episode 260 min

Reliable Roomate Wanted

Apr 22, 2008
Turn a Blind Eye
Season 9Episode 360 min

Turn a Blind Eye

Apr 29, 2008
Decisions Decisions
Season 9Episode 460 min

Decisions Decisions

May 6, 2008
Three's a Crowd
Season 9Episode 560 min

Three's a Crowd

May 13, 2008
Be Like Brittany
Season 9Episode 660 min

Be Like Brittany

May 20, 2008
Cutting It Close
Season 9Episode 760 min

Cutting It Close

May 27, 2008
A Fine Line
Season 9Episode 860 min

A Fine Line

Jun 3, 2008
20,000 Ways to Win
Season 9Episode 960 min

20,000 Ways to Win

Jun 10, 2008
Be All End All
Season 9Episode 1060 min

Be All End All

Jun 17, 2008
The End is Near
Season 9Episode 1160 min

The End is Near

Jun 24, 2008
The Finish Line
Season 9Episode 1260 min

The Finish Line

Jul 1, 2008

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