North-east and North through to match-play of

Scottish area team championship

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North-east team at Dalmahoy before the start of today's Scottish area championship. Left to right: Stephen Roger, Chris Lamb, Clark Brechin, Adam Dunton, David Morrison, Barrie Edmond        

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
North-east and North figured among the eight qualifiers for the matchplay stages of the GolfKings Scottish men's area team championship after the 36-hole eliminating contest over Dalmahoy's East and West courses today.
And North-east, second seeds behind Lothians, will play Perth and Kinross, who qualified in seventh place, in the match-play quarter-finals.
North, the last of the eight qualifiers, will play top seeds Lothians.
North-east scores were:
136 B Edmond 70 66. 140 A Dunton 76 64, D Morrison 73 67, C Brechin 73 67. 142 C Lamb 74 69. 147 S Roger 78 69. 
North scores:
140 C Gaittens 75 65. 142 J Wright 78 64. 143 B Fotheringham 76 67, K Godsman 74 69. 146 J D Forbes 75 71. 154 F W Fotheringham 77 77.
QUALIFIERS
East scores before West
692 Lothians 363 329
698 North-east 366 332
705 Fife 371 334
709 Ayrshire 374 335
710 Glasgow 371 339
711 Lanarkshire 373 338
713 Perth and Kinross 337, North 377 336
FAILED TO QUALIFY
715 Angus 372 343
725 Renfrewshire 384 341
727 Borders 387 340
738 South 375 363, Argyll and Bute 387 351
739 Dunbartonshire 387 352
747 Stirlingshire 393 354
753 Clackmannanshire 390 363
MATCH-PLAY
Lothians v North
North-east v Perth and Kinross
Fife v Lanarkshire
Ayrshire v Glasgow 
 

Omega European Masters in Switzerland

Langasque shoots a 63 to share lead with 

Bland and Green at halfway

FROM THE EUROPEAN TOUR WEBSITE
Romain Langasque insisted he was not felling any pressure after firing a brilliant seven-under-par 63 to take a share of the second-round lead on nine-under-par 131 at the Omega European Masters.
The 21 year old Frenchman is playing in just his fifth European Tour event at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club and was a small child when co-leaders Richard Bland and Richard Green began their careers on Tour.
The 2015 British amateur championship winner looked very much at home in the Alps, however, and after making an eagle and five birdies in the morning, it looked like he would lead on his own into the weekend before a brilliant late charge from Bland and Green.
Englishman Bland had a birdie-birdie-birdie finish for a 64 to join Langasque on 131  before another hat-trick of birdies from Green from the 13th catapulted the Australian into double figures, although he dropped a shot on the 17th and finished with a 66 for nine-under 131.
Green is playing a remarkable 18th consecutive season on the European Tour and is looking for his third win having last tasted victory at the 2010 Portugal Masters.
Bland has 392 European Tour starts to his name as he seeks a first win but Langasque - who currently leads the standings on the Challenge Tour - is not fazed by the company he is keeping.
"I'm quite sure I will be on the European Tour next year so I play without pressure," he said. "If I play well that's cool and if I play badly then it is no problem. I have nothing to lose. I have no pressure and maybe that's why I can play well.
"My hopes for the weekend? Win. I will try my best to win. Most important is to have fun all the time."
He added: "I'm really happy about this round. My driving and putting was really, really good. It is good to play well on this course. I enjoyed my round."
An eagle on the par five 14th sandwiched birdies on the 11th and 17th as Langasque turned in 31. A glorious approach to six feet on the fifth moved him ahead on his own before further gains on the drivable seventh and the par five ninth.
Bland opened his round with a bogey on the tenth but made gains on the 17th, 18th, second and fifth before his big finish.
Green was a picture of consistency with birdies on the fourth, eighth, 13th, 14th and 15th before he made his only bogey of the day on the penultimate hole.

Swede Alex Noren, Australia's Scott Hend and Canadian Richard T Lee were a shot behind the leaders, with Noren having joined Langasque with a 63.
The 34 year old Swede made birdies on the 11th, 13th, 14th, first, fifth, seventh and ninth - the highlight being a 20-foot putt on the fifth.
Lee recovered from three early bogeys by making five birdies in a row from the seventh and adding an eagle and a birdie on the 14th and 15th.
Hend made five birdies and a bogey, using his distance to take advantage of all three par fives for the second day in a row.
Spain's Alejandro Cañizares, Denmark's Joachim B Hansen, Finn Mikko Ilonen, England's Andrew Johnston and Frenchman Julien Quesne were then at seven under, with 30 players within five shots of the lead.

LEADERBOARD
par 140 (2x70)
131 R Langasque (France) 68 63, R Bland (England) 67 64, R Green (Australia) 65 66
132 A Noren (Sweden) 69 63, S Hend (Australia) 65 67, R T Lee (Canada) 67 65

SCOTS' SCORES
138 D Drysdale 70 68, P Lawrie 70 68 (T39)
139 R Ramsay 71 68 (T50)]
140 S Gallacher 72 68 (T65)

MISSED THE CUT 
141 M Warren 73 68
145 S Jamieson 75 70
146 C Lee 76 70

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HANNAH McCOOK FINISHES TOP SCOT 

 

IN BRITISH STROKE PLAY

By COLIN FARQUHARSON

Hannah McCook (Grantown on Spey) was the highest finisher of the Scots-born players who made the final day of the British women's open amateur stroke play golf championship at Knock Golf Club, Belfast.

Hannah (pictured)  shot rounds of 80, 74, 72 and 77 for 16th place on 11-over-par 303. She had a double bogey 6 at the second but birdies at the fifth and 18th in her final round.

Aboyne's Shannon McWilliam was in the top 10 after a third-round morning 73 but she closed with a 79 for 304 to fall back a joint 17th position. Shannon had three double bogeys over the 72 holes or would have finished in the top 10.

Chloe Goadby (St Regulus)had scores of 76, 81, 75 and 79 for 32nd place on 311.

Gabrielle Macdonald (Craigielaw) finished T36 on 314 with scores of 81, 76, 79 and 78.

English-born but Scotland-based Gemma Batty, who lives at Moffat in the Borders, finished a creditable fifth on 296 with rounds of 77, 71, 74 and 74 despite a double bogey 6 at the 13th in her final round.

BRITISH WOMEN'S OPEN AMATEUR STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

Knock Golf Club, Belfast.

LEADING FINAL TOTALS

Par 292 (4x73)

291 S Lamb (Clitheroe) 77 68 72 74

293 C Williams (Wrexham) 71 77 75 70

294 G Price (Bude and N Cornwall) 73 72 78 71, A Nobilio (Italy) 73 71 71 79

296 G Batty (Moffat) 77 71 74 74

297 A Wilson (Lurgan) 74 74 74 75

298 A C Avanzo (Italy) 74 73 75 76

 

SCOTS' TOTALS

303 H McCook (Grantown on Spey) 80 74 72 77 (16th)

304 S McWilliam (Aboyne) 76 76 73 79 (T17)

311 C Goadby (St Regulus) 76 81 75 79 (32nd)

314 G Macdonald (Craigielaw) 81 76 79 78 (T36).

Sophie Lamb wins stroke-play title by two 

shots from Chloe Williams in Belfast

        Sophie Lamb (left) and runner-up Chloe Williams (right) with their trophies.
                          Picture by courtesy of the Ladies Golf Union.

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Sophie Lamb, an 18-year-old Lancashire lass and member of Clitheroe Golf Club, scored the biggest win of her fledgling career today.
Sophie is the 2016 British Women's Open Amateur Stroke-play Champion after coming to the front for the first time over the final round of the 72-hole tournament at Knock Golf Club, Belfast.
Sophie, who helped England win the Home Internationals title at Conwy, North Wales last month, has been knocking on the door of a big win as an individual and finally it opened for her.
Lamb shot rounds of 77, 68, 72 and 74 for a one-under-par total of 291.

Lamb had her dad, Phil, on the bag as her caddie this week and added: “I couldn’t have done it without him.”

But her mum, Carina, had to wait for the news that her daughter had won her first major championship – she was on a plane to Spain. “We’ll have to ring her when she lands!” added Lamb.

The teenager moved steadily through the field after a first round of four-over 77, which left her six shots off the pace. “I struggled a bit off the tee on the first day and you can’t do that on this course,” she said.

She came straight back with five-under 68 – six birdies and just one bogey – to put herself firmly in contention.

Runner-up was GB and I international Chloe Williams (Wrexham) with scores of 71, 77, 75 and 70 for one-over 293.
Alessia Nobilio, the 14-year-old Italian who had led the field through the second and third rounds, faded as the wind rose for the final round. She had scores of 73, 71, 71 and 70 for 294 and shared third place with Georgia Price (Bude and North Cornwall), 73, 72, 78 and 71.
But the Italian coach thought Alessia was more affected by the pressure of leading the tournament into the last round. At 14 years of age, she did not have the experience to cope with the situation.
Her day will come.
Sophie Lamb started the final day one shot behind the leader, Alessia Nobilio, after a second-round 68 which stood up as the lowest round of the tournament.
Nobilio's two-under-par 71 in the third round increased her lead to two shots with Lamb taking 72.
There was no hint at that stage that the Italian girl, so steady to that point, was about to unravel at the conditions became tougher.
But it soone became apparent that the youngster from Milan, winner of the Belgian girls' international stroke play championship after being a beaten semi-finalist in the Girls' British Championship at Harlech, had reached the end of her tether.
She took 40 shots to the turn in the final round and was overtaken by Lamb who was out in 37.
Sophie had a bad start to the inward half with a bogey at the 10th and a double bogey 6 at the 12th but she steadied up with three birdies over the closing holes - a 2 at the short 12th, a 4 at the par-5 14th and a 3 at the par-4 18th.
A bogey at the 15th made little difference in the final analysis.
Chloe Williams, who had shared the first-round lead with a 71, returned to her best form with a closing 70, the lowest score of the final round. The Welsh player birdied the second, third, sixth, seventh and 10th in halves of 34-36. Bogeys at the first and 18th she took in her stride.
Nobilio finished with a 79 (40-39), a gound which had no birdies, only six bogeys as she finished on two-over 294.
Young Georgia Price matched that with her best round of the four, a 71, despite a double bogey 6 at the second and another shot dropped at the fifth.
The Cornwall player slipped up a gear with birdies at the seventh, 10th, 11th, 13th, 16th and 17th, offsetting a bogey at the 15th.
Price had six birdies over her last 12 holes. She had three double bogeys over the four rounds. Six shots dropped there cost her the championship. Even three bogeys instead of three doubles at these holes would have got her into a play-off with Sophie Lamb.  
English-born but Scotland-based Gemma Batty (Moffat) finished fifth on 296 with a pair of 74s on the final day. She had 2s at the 12th and 16th in her closing round, which cancelled out a double bogey 6 at the 13th.
The highest placed Irish player was Annabel Wilson (Lurgan) who finished sixth on 297 with a final round of 75 which had contrasted halves of 34 out and 41 in. After birdies at the fourth, fifth and eighth, she had bogeys at the 11th and 13th, a double bogey 5 at the short 16th and a bogey at the last.
There were two Italisn in the top seven finishers, Alessia Cristin Avanzo finishing seventh on 298.
The last Italian to win this championship was Anna Rossi in 2006. This was Italian players' best performance in the tournament since then.

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Top Scot Bradley Neil earns £842 on EuroPro 

Tour for tied ninth finish


Bradley Neil (unatt) was the highest placed Scot at the end of the final day of the EuroPro Tour 54-hole tournament at Hawkstone Golf Club, Shrewsbury today.
The Blairgowrie man, whose professional career has yet to take off, finished tied ninth on eight-under-par 205 with rounds of 67, 68 and 70. He earned £842.
Craig Sutherland (Lynx Golf) (71-67-68) and Jordan McColl (Kingsbarns) (68-66-72) tied for 16th place on 206 and earned £546 each.
As usual, the top prizes were won by Englishman. James Maw, with the help of a hole in one at the second in his final round, collected the £10,000 first award with a 16-under-par total of 197.
Curtis Griffiths was runner-up on 199 to earn £6,000 and Chris Lloyd earned £3,000 for third place on 200.

LEADING FINAL TOTALS
Par 213 (3x71)
197 James Maw (Eng) 62 70 65 (£10,000)
199 Curtis Griffiths (Eng) 69 63 67 (£6,000)
200 Chris Lloyd (Eng) 66 66 68 (£3,000)

SCOTS' TOTALS
205 Bradley Neil (unatt) 67 68 70 (£842)
206 Craig Sutherland (Lynx Golf) 71 67 68, Jordan McColl (Kingsbarns) 68 66 72 (£546 each).
207 Neil Fenwick (Dunbar) 72 65 70, Ryan Campbell (Falkirk) 67 69 71 (£455 each).
210 Craig Lawrie (Paul Lawrie GC) 69 69 71 (T40) (£342)
211 John Henry (Clydebank and Dist) 70 67 74 (T44) (£322)
212 Zack Saltman (Archerfield Links) 72 68 72 (T48) (£305)
214 Jack McDonald (Kilmarnock Barassie) 70 70 74 (T51) (£287). 

 Hole in one helps Maw win £10,000 prize

NEWS RELEASE FROM NICK TEALE
 James Maw won the COBRA PUMA GOLF Championship by two strokes on -16 after a final-round which included a hole in one at Hawkstone Park Golf Club.

The Sheffield golfer began the last 18 as one of four players tied for the lead on ten under, but got off to a flier with an ace at the 2^nd on the par-71 Championship Course.

He stumbled with a bogey at the fifth but put together an outstanding run of five birdies in six holes from the 10^th, with some championship-winning putting giving him distance from the field. 

By the time Maw (Rockliffe Hall; 62, 70, 65) played the last he was two strokes clear of Curtis Griffiths (Wentworth; 69, 63, 67) and three better than playing partner Chris Lloyd (The Kendleshire; 66, 66, 68).

“I feel very happy, it was about time I won one,” said Maw, who takes home £10,000 along with a brand new Motocaddy S1 Lithium trolley, Bushnell Tour X Range Finder and Bolle Sunglasses.

“It was one of those days. When I had the hole in one at the second I thought maybe it was my day, and holing putts from everywhere helps as well. 

“I putted well for the nine under first round, on Thursday I struggled a little bit in the afternoon and then today I putted very well. I was very aggressive, you can be here and some of the scores you have seen this week do show that. If you can putt well, you’ll do well.

“I looked at the leaderboards at every opportunity. I thought somebody might have caught up by the time I got to the 9^th so it was nice to see they hadn’t and I could have a go.

“I have had enough bad luck to against me in final round situations and you do need a little bit of luck on your side.” 

Maw climbs to sixth on the Race To Desert Springs Order of Merit, from which the top five at the end of the season earn a Challenge Tour card. Griffiths climbs to second with his £6,000 runners-up prize, while Billy Hemstock (Teignmouth Golf Club) maintained his top-five position after finishing tied for fifth on ten under at Hawkstone Park.

Matthew Cort (Beedles Lake Golf Club), Greg Payne (Chobham GC / MindSet4Golf) also consolidated their standings on the tour money list, finishing among those tied ninth on eight under par.

Highlights of the COBRA PUMA GOLF Championship will air on Sky Sports on Tuesday, September 13. The next HotelPlanner.com PGA EuroPro Tour event is the Glenfarclas Open at Mar Hall in Glasgow, which begins on Wednesday, September 7.

 

McGhee and Adam McCluskey team win at Cawder with a net 59

By COLIN FARQUHARSON
James McGhee (Whitehill House) led the Adam McCluskey team of Dougie McCluskey (handicap 5), Rab Douglas (18) and David Sherwood (14) to victory in the Adam McCluskey Invitational pro-am at Cawder Golf Club today (Friday).
They combined to returned a best ball net 59, 11 under par.
Two teams finished with net 60s and a better inward half gave the Hillpark Cars trio and professional Iain Colquhoun (Loch Lomond) official second place over the BDO trio whose pro was Mark Kerry (Dalmahoy). The amateurs in the Hillpark Cars' line-up were Craig Brown (12), Ryan Mullen (18) and Thomas Crawford (14).
Professionals' individual scores were not recorded. The first 16 in the final placings earned £200 each.
TOP SIXTEEN TEAMS
Par 70
59 J McGhee (Whitehill House) and Adam McCluskey team
60 I Colquhoun (Loch Lomond) and Hillpark Cars, M Kerr (Dalmahoy and BDO.
61 S Gray (Lanark) and Ezi Birdie, Alastair Forsyth (Mearns Castle) and RandA Strollers, C Currie (Caldwell) and Wholesale Domestic.
62 M Laughtland (Bishopbriggs) and Bishopbriggs Golf Range, S Henderson (Kings Links) and Licquor Barn, C Ronald (Carluke) and Mortgate Force.
63 C Kelly (Taymouth Castle) and Filshill, R Arnott (Bishopbriggs) and Huddle Bhoys, C Elliot (Haggs Castle) and Team Cosmos.
64 G Stewart (Cawder) and Alba and Arin, G Hay (Grantown on Spey) and Clyde Scaffolding.
65 J McCreadie (Largs) and Team Cody.
69 G Hutcheon (PLGC Inchmarlo) and The Real Professionals.
 

SENIOR SCOTS BEAT ENGLISH TO 

 

CLAIM EUROPEAN FINAL PLACE

 

By COLIN FARQUHARSON 

Aberdeen businessman Nick Robson, who could not hit a ball at the start of the tournament because of strained back muscles, is fighting fit now and has played a big part, on his international debut, in helping Scotland to reach the final of the European senior men's amateur team championship at Ljubljana, Slovenia.

The Scots beat England 3.5-1.5 in today's (Friday) semi-finals with Germany winning 3.5-1.5 in the other tie against Italy, shock winners over top seeds Ireland in the quarter-finals.

Against England, it was level pegging at 1.5pt apiece with two singles to finish and they were won by Robson and Ian Brotherston from Dumfries.

Robson had a very good 2 and 1 win against Alan Mew, who was the top Englishman in the stroke-play qualifying rounds.

Brotherston won by 3 and 2 over David Niven to clinch victory for the Scots whose other singles winner was Graham Bell from Downfield by 3 and 2 against Stephen East.

EUROPEAN SENIOR MEN'S AMATEUR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

Diners G and CC, Ljubljana, Slovenia

SEMI-FINALS

SCOTLAND 3.5, ENGLAND 1.5

D Gardner and M Reid lost to I Crowther and D Nelson 4 and 3.

G Bell bt S East 3 and 2.

R Clark halved with R Latham.

N Robson bt A Mew 2 and 1.

I Brotherston bt D Niven 3 and 2.

GERMANY 3.5, ITALY 1.5

V Pagel and E Schieffer bt M Franco, V Sita 1 hole.

C Stadler halved with F Lang.

M Birkholz lost to G Bolla 4 and 3.

R Noldt bt M De Rossi 5 and 4.

T Krieger bt L Sartori 4 and 3.

Other results:

Ireland 3.5, Sweden 1.5

Spain 4, France 1.

 

 Senior Scots women lose to Italy in Flight B

Scotland failed to qualify for the top flight of the European senior women's amateur team championship at Sierra Golf Club, Poland and today lost 3.5-1.5 to Italy in a Flight B match.

Details (Scots names first)

Alex Glennie and Mary Smith lost to E R Tirante and C Borini at 19th.

Fiona De Vries lost to S Valli 1 hole.

Gillian Kyle bt E Gumirato 3 and 1.

Lesley Lloyd havled with G P Moavero

Lorna McKinlay lost to F Christillin 8 and 7.  

In the championship flight, the semi-final results were:

Belgium 3, England 2

Ireland 3.5, Sweden 1.5

 

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North-east team at Dalmahoy before the start of today's Scottish area championship. Left to right: Stephen Roger, Chris Lamb, Clark Brechin, Adam Dunton, David Morrison, Barrie Edmond        

European Challenge Tour scoreboard

 par 140 (2x70)
129 A Knappe (Germany) 68 61
131 A Rai (England) 66 65
132 P Whiteford (Scotland) 67 65, J L Smith (England) 63 69, S Brown (England) 66 66
133 G Porteous (England) 65 68 

REST OF SCOTTISH SCORES
135 R Kellett 68 67 (T8)
136 D Stewart 71 65 (36-29) (T17)
138 D Law 71 67, J Doherty 68 70 (T31)
141 S Henry 72 69 (T59)

MISSED THE CUT (141 and better qualified)
145 P Shields 74 71
150 E Ferguson 75 75
153 G Forrest (am) 74 79
 


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Chella Choi clickety-clicks to lead LPGA Tour event at Whistle Bear GC

FROM THE LPGA TOUR WEBSITE
Chella Choi fired a 6-under 66 on Thursday to take a one-shot lead heading into the second round at the Manulife LPGA Classic. Choi, who had one bogey on a near-perfect day for golf at Whistle Bear Golf Club, leads In Gee Chun, Dani Holmqvist, Brittany Lang and Azahara Munoz.
Choi, who won the Marathon Classic  in 2015, is looking for her second victory on the LPGA Tour. The South Korea native said she felt good  and had been working on her driver recently. Choi is ranked 18th on Tour in driving accuracy (75.56%) and 90th in average driving distance (252.27).
“Pretty good,” said Choi. “A lot of wind today, but my game is good and driving is good, shot was good, so I made a lot of birdies.”
She’s coming off a top-10 finish of T-7 at last week’s Canadian Pacific Women’s Open and attributes her play on the hard work she put in the past several weeks.
“I worked really hard the last three weeks,” said Choi. “So I want to hit straight and strong my drive four days, so I focus on just my driving four days strong drive. So I don’t know. First good, so that’s why my driving is better, so game is more easier than before.”
Defending champ Suzann Pettersen (69) sits in a tie for 17th alongside Alena Sharp and Maude-Aimee Leblanc, the low Canadians.

ALL THE FIRST-ROUND SCORES
Par 72. Yardage: 6,613

1	Chella Choi*	66	.
T2	Brittany Lang	67
T2	Azahara Munoz	67
T2	Dani Holmqvist	67
T2	In Gee Chun	67
T6	Jane Park	68
T6	Nontaya Srisawang	68
T6	Mi Jung Hur	68
T6	Hyo Joo Kim	68
T6	Brittany Lincicome	68
T6	Caroline Masson	68
T6	Ai Miyazato	68
T6	Casey Grice	68
T6	Wei-Ling Hsu	68
T6	Jiayi Zhou*	68
T6	Belen Mozo	68
T17	Laetitia Beck	69
T17	Jodi Ewart Shadoff	69
T17	Ryann O'Toole	69
T17	Felicity Johnson	69
T17	Tiffany Joh	69
T17	P.K. Kongkraphan	69
T17	Maude-Aimee Leblanc	69
T17	Briana Mao	69
T17	Christina Kim*	69
T17	So Yeon Ryu*	69
T17	Mirim Lee*	69
T17	Suzann Pettersen	69
T17	Ha Na Jang	69
T17	Alena Sharp	69
T17	Mi Hyang Lee*	69
T17	Angela Stanford*	69
T17	Cheyenne Woods	69
T34	Simin Feng	70
T34	Giulia Molinaro	70
T34	Ashleigh Simon	70
T34	Mo Martin	70
T34	Karrie Webb	70
T34	Minjee Lee	70
T34	Mika Miyazato	70
T34	Sydnee Michaels	70
T34	Marina Alex	70
T34	Jing Yan*	70
T34	Kim Kaufman	70
T34	Brooke Mackenzie Henderson	70
T34	Ariya Jutanugarn	70
T34	Austin Ernst*	70
T34	Lydia Ko	70
T34	Stacy Lewis	70
T34	Caroline Hedwall*	70
T34	Pernilla Lindberg*	70
T34	Lorie Kane	70
T53	Min Lee	71
T53	Morgan Pressel	71
T53	Carlota Ciganda	71
T53	Lee-Anne Pace	71
T53	Lizette Salas	71
T53	Karine Icher	71
T53	Joanna Klatten	71
T53	Christine Song	71
T53	Demi Runas	71
T53	Hannah Collier	71
T53	Sarah Jane Smith*	71
T53	Ayako Uehara	71
T53	Cristie Kerr	71
T53	Paula Creamer	71
T53	Jennifer Ha*	71
T53	Maria McBride*	71
T53	Sun Young Yoo	71
T70	Budsabakorn Sukapan	72
T70	Sadena Parks	72
T70	Q Baek	72
T70	Karlin Beck	72
T70	Pannarat Thanapolboonyar	72
T70	Na Yeon Choi	72
T70	Sandra Gal	72
T70	Kris Tamulis	72
T70	Becky Morgan	72
T70	Marion Ricordeau	72
T70	Ji Young Oh	72
T70	Ilhee Lee	72
T70	Mariajo Uribe	72
T70	Kelly Shon	72
T70	Julie Yang	72
T70	Haeji Kang*	72
T70	Stephanie Kono	72
T70	Rachel Rohanna*	72
T70	Anne-Catherine Tanguay	72
T70	Jaclyn Jansen	72
T70	Catriona Matthew*	72
T70	Megan Khang*	72
T70	Sei Young Kim	72
T70	Josee Doyon	72
T70	Michelle Wie	72
T70	Dori Carter*	72
T70	Nicole Jeray	72
T97	Sarah Kemp	73
T97	Cydney Clanton	73
T97	Danielle Kang	73
T97	Yani Tseng	73
T97	Alison Walshe	73
T97	Bertine Strauss	73
T97	Katherine Kirk	73
T97	Prima Thammaraks	73
T97	Sakura Yokomine	73
T97	Ashlan Ramsey*	73
T97	Jaye Marie Green*	73
T97	Kristy McPherson*	73
T97	Charley Hull	73
T97	Jacqui Concolino*	73
T97	Stephanie Meadow	73
T97	Maddie Szeryk	73
T97	Grace Na*	73
T114	Vicky Hurst	74
T114	Alejandra Llaneza	74
T114	Lee Lopez	74
T114	Vivian Tsui	74
T114	Gaby Lopez	74
T114	Holly Clyburn	74
T114	Nannette Hill	74
T114	Katie Burnett	74
T114	Lisa Ferrero	74
T114	Benyapa Niphatsophon	74
T114	Victoria Elizabeth*	74
T114	Celine Herbin	74
T114	Brittany Altomare	74
T114	Xi Yu Lin	74
T114	Sandra Changkija*	74
T114	Paula Reto*	74
T114	Dewi Claire Schreefel*	74
T131	Min Seo Kwak	75
T131	Samantha Richdale	75
T131	Daniela Iacobelli	75
T131	Moriya Jutanugarn	75
T131	Jennifer Kirby	75
T131	Mina Harigae	75
T131	Alison Lee*	75
T138	Annie Park	76
T138	Amy Anderson	76
T138	Ssu-Chia Cheng	76
T138	Nicole Vandermade	76
T138	Lindy Duncan*	76
T138	Christel Boeljon*	76
T144	Jane Rah	77
T144	Brianna Do	77
T144	Kelly Tan	77
T144	Su-Hyun Oh*	77
T148	Amelia Lewis*	79
T148	Julieta Granada*	79
150	Selena Costabile	81
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