The structure is not there this year, which will force longer hitters, at least, to decide between laying up short of the water or going for the green in two and running the risk of the ball reaching the penalty area.
Each woman in the field has an equal chance of winning, a notable change from years past where only about a dozen players statistically had a chance to win the $1 million bonus.
Bronte Law is not where one turns when they need a lawyer, though she earned a favourable verdict today. She is a winner and not likely a one-off winner, either.
For a second consecutive day, Jin Young Ko has ruled Kooyonga in building a three-shot buffer at the halfway point of the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open.
LPGA players were anxious to get back on the course at the Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic. But thus far it’s been a game of hurry up and wait at the Ocean Club.
Australian Golf Digest
