Post by Deleted on Jul 30, 2017 12:38:40 GMT -5
MI HYANG LEE WINS 2017 ABERDEEN ASSET MANAGEMENT SCOTTISH OPEN
"LEE COMES FROM 9-STROKES BACK ON WEEKEND TO WIN LADIES SCOTTISH OPEN"
by LPGA Amy Rogers
"TROON, Scotland – Mi Hyang Lee is the new comeback kid.
The Korean entered the weekend at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open at four-over par, in a tie for 39th and nine-strokes back of 36-hole leader Cristie Kerr. She posted the low round of the day on both Saturday and Sunday with rounds of 68 – 66 to win by one at six-under par.
But the story for much of the day was Karrie Webb."
"In less than an hour’s time, the 54-hole leader went from fist pumping in celebration at the par five, 14th where she chipped in for eagle to lead by two, to trailing by two with one hole to play.
Tied with Lee at five-under par, Webb chipped in for eagle at the par five, 14th to take a two-stroke lead and looked in command of her game as she nearly holed out at the next hole.
But then at the 16th, she missed a short putt to save par and her round continued to unravel from there."
This is Mi Hyang's second win on the LPGA at just 24 years old.
Link to article:
www.lpga.com/news/2017-quick-recap-final-round-ladies-scottish-open
"LEE COMES FROM 9-STROKES BACK ON WEEKEND TO WIN LADIES SCOTTISH OPEN"
by LPGA Amy Rogers
"TROON, Scotland – Mi Hyang Lee is the new comeback kid.
The Korean entered the weekend at the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open at four-over par, in a tie for 39th and nine-strokes back of 36-hole leader Cristie Kerr. She posted the low round of the day on both Saturday and Sunday with rounds of 68 – 66 to win by one at six-under par.
But the story for much of the day was Karrie Webb."
"In less than an hour’s time, the 54-hole leader went from fist pumping in celebration at the par five, 14th where she chipped in for eagle to lead by two, to trailing by two with one hole to play.
Tied with Lee at five-under par, Webb chipped in for eagle at the par five, 14th to take a two-stroke lead and looked in command of her game as she nearly holed out at the next hole.
But then at the 16th, she missed a short putt to save par and her round continued to unravel from there."
This is Mi Hyang's second win on the LPGA at just 24 years old.
Link to article:
www.lpga.com/news/2017-quick-recap-final-round-ladies-scottish-open