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Yuka Saso, Brittany Altomare share early lead in LPGA's Lotte Championship - Vimarsana News

Yuka Saso, Brittany Altomare share early lead in LPGA's Lotte Championship

Saso, Altomare share early lead in LPGA's Lotte Championship Yuka Saso and Brittany Altomare got hot late to shoot 8-under 64s and share the early lead in Wednesday’s first round of the Lotte Championship. The Canadian Press VIDEO SIGN OUT KAPOLEI, Hawaii — Yuka Saso and Brittany Altomare got hot late to shoot 8-under 64s and share the early lead in Wednesday’s first round of the Lotte Championship. So Yeon Ryu and Ally Ewing were a shot back among the early starters. Saso, a 19-year-old from the Philippines, birdied five of her last six holes. She won the 2019 Girls Junior PGA Champion...

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Saso, Altomare lead LPGA's Lotte Championship in Hawaii - Vimarsana News

Saso, Altomare lead LPGA's Lotte Championship in Hawaii

By ANN MILLERApril 15, 2021 GMT KAPOLEI, Hawaii (AP) — Fast finishes put Yuka Saso and Brittany Altomare at the top of the Lotte Championship leaderboard Wednesday morning with rounds of 8-under 64. No one caught them in ideal afternoon conditions at Kapolei Golf Club. Fourth-ranked Nelly Korda came closest, shooting a 65 that left her tied with two-time major champion So Yeon Ryu and Ally Ewing, both of whom played in the morning. Stacy Lewis was two shots back on a day when 47 players shot in the 60s. Jessica Korda, Nelly’s older sister, was part of a group at 67 that included the world...

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ANA Inspiration Will Add New Page to 50-year History | LPGA | Ladies Professional Golf Association - Vimarsana News

ANA Inspiration Will Add New Page to 50-year History | LPGA | Ladies Professional Golf Association

Written By: Ron Sirak @ronsirak Ron Sirak is recipient of the PGA of America Lifetime Achievement in Journalism Award and the LPGA Media Excellence Award. He's covered more than 150 major championships for The Associated Press and Golf World magazine and co-authored three Vision54 books with renown teachers Lynn Marriott and Pia Nilsson.  The stage is set. The actors are in place. When Easter Sunday dawns in the California desert the new day will bring the final round of golf’s first major of 2021. By sunset,...

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Patty Tavatanakit opens 5-shot lead in hot, windy ANA - Vimarsana News

Patty Tavatanakit opens 5-shot lead in hot, windy ANA

Patty Tavatanakit opens 5-shot lead in hot, windy ANA By JOHN NICHOLSONApril 4, 2021 GMT RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) — Patty Tavatanakit opened a five-stroke lead on another hot and windy afternoon at the ANA Inspiration, all but crushing her challengers’ hopes with a striking combination of power and touch. A stroke ahead after each of the first two rounds, the 21-year-old Thai player shot a 5-under 67 in 100-degree heat Saturday to reach 14-under 202 at Mission Hills in the first major championship of the year. “I’m fine in the heat,” Tavatanakit said. “I grew up in this in Thail...

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Golf: Lydia Ko solid, but loses touch with leaders at ANA Inspiration - Vimarsana News

Golf: Lydia Ko solid, but loses touch with leaders at ANA Inspiration

Golf: Lydia Ko solid, but loses touch with leaders at ANA Inspiration 4 Apr, 2021 04:15 AM 2 minutes to read NZ Herald A consistent third round at the ANA Inspiration hasn't been enough to see Lydia Ko keep pace with the leaders, as she sits in a tie for seventh with one round left to play. Ko carded a one-under-par 71 in her penultimate round today, with two birdies and a bogey breaking up her 15 pars. Heading into the day four shots behind leader Patty Tavatanakit, Ko would have wanted to produce something similar to her second-round 69 to move further into contention. But while Ko performe...