Lorena Ochoa, the most dominant golfer in UA history, hinted last week that she may return to the LPGA Tour. Now 32, having “retired” to have a family four years ago, Ochoa said she plans to play in the Pro-Am at her Nov. 13-16 LGPA event, the Lorena Ochoa Invitational. She was ranked No. 1 in the world, with 27 victories, when she left the tour in 2010; she remains No 4 in LPGA career money rankings with $14.86 million. She told reporters she will compete in her tournament in 2015 and then “maybe try a few tournaments in the States.” She has two children.