She came, she saw, she conquered. Brooke Henderson braved the elements and walked away from Auckland’s Windross Farm Golf Course with the MCKAYSON New Zealand Women’s Open.
It was a 20-year-old phenom who made the big move in round three at the MCKAYSON New Zealand Women’s Open. Unfortunately for local fans it was Canada’s Brooke Henderson rather than Lydia Ko that fired a superb 67.
Belen Mozo plundered the Windross Farm layout with eight birdies and a spectacular ace for an eight-under 64 on day two of the MCKAYSON New Zealand Women’s Open.
Moriya Jutanugarn’s three-under 68 has put the 23-year-old in contention not only to win her first LPGA tournament at the Evian Championship, but also a Major.
The LPGA’s decision to cancel the first round of the year’s final Major, the Evian Championship, was controversial to say the least. Sung Hyun Park took full advantage of the do-over, firing an opening 63.
We’ve been saying it for a couple weeks now: Lydia Ko will lose her title as No.1 player in the world. Officials with the Rolex Rankings even projected that it would happen this week – so why didn’t it?
In-Kyung Kim won the Shoprite LPGA Classic, shooting a closing 69 and an 11-under 202 in the 54-hole event at the Bay Course at Stockton Seaview Resort in Galloway, New Jersey.
Australia’s greatest female golfer on missing out on the Olympics, her fear for today’s young players, taking on the men for money and the bucket-list courses she’s itching to play.
Lydia Ko’s 82-week stretch at the top of the world women’s rankings goes on the line again this week at the LPGA Tour’s Kingsmill Championship in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Australian Golf Digest
