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India's Aditi Ashok continued her superb run as she qualified for the Women's British Open, which will be held at the Carnoustie Links in Scotland from August 19-22.Aditi, who finished fourth in the Tokyo Olympics after being in medal ...
Nasa Hataoka fires 61 for first-round lead at Marathon Classic 09 Jul 2021, 09:40 GMT+10 Japan's Nasa Hataoka turned in a bogey-free, 10-under 61 on Thursday to leap out to a four-stroke lead at the Marathon LPGA Classic at Highland Meadows Golf Club in Sylvania, Ohio. Hataoka recorded 10 birdies, including six straight from No. 15 to No. 2 after starting on the back nine. Had she made two more birdies to conclude her round, Hataoka would have secured the second round of 59 in LPGA Tour history. But the 22-year-old only managed par on the eighth and ninth holes and had to settle for 10 under and a major advantage over the field. Annika Sorenstam remains the only LPGA golfer to shoot a 59 in competitive play.
With her two best finishes on US soil coming already this season, seasoned LPGA Tour campaigner Sarah Kemp enters this week’s US Women’s Open at Olympic Club in San Francisco in the best physical and mental state of her career. With Tony Webeck
CME Group Tour Championship - Round Three Sport by Russell Gould 2nd Jun 2021 2:01 PM | Updated: 2:56 PM Australian major champion Hannah Green is no pain lover, but being âsuper excitedâ about the brutal test awaiting players at this weekâs US Open says much about her major championship mindset. The tournament is being played at the famous Olympic Club in San Francisco, the first time it has hosted the womenâs US Open, and the set-up has been described as âbrutalâ. Conditions have been cold through practice rounds despite the US being on the verge of summer, and even Green conceded the winner would be hard pressed to shoot under par.