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Evian-les-Bains, France – Top-ranked Amateur Lottie Woade lives to her beautiful billing and in the alleged side halfway halfway the Amundi Evian Championship.
Holding up the world with the world no. 1 Nelly Korda, WOAD – comes out of the perfect six-day victory on the ladies of the European tour – Friday filmed with 2-Malks 69 to move to 5 under para.
Read in connection for 12. place and five recordings of lead that holds Somo Lee from South Korea.
“Definitely a little nervous,” Woad said, “but at the same time it is exciting.”
The Top-25 Finish in Golf Club Evian Resort will charge sufficient qualified membership points in the LPGA tour through its elite amateur path, if Florida in Florida is stated in Florida State.
But she thinks more than that.
“I’m just, like, five back,” she said. “Yes, I’m just trying to play good and see what’s going on.”
Worad burried two of his last three holes to move to a tie with a cord, who his first season title and the third main title requires.
The most celebrated American was 4 after seven holes after the double at 16 – the seventh hole of her circle – but she had three birds in her second game in her second game.
Minjee Lee, Australian No, no. 6-ranked and KMG Women’s winner of the PGA Championship last month, was also in a group of 5 in accordance with the whole after level – paragraph 71.
Somo Lee comes out of victory at the Team of Dow Championship with Jin Hee im last month for his first victory in the LPGA tour.
Ranked at 56. place, she made six birds and eagle for 65 to move to 10 below.
Charley Hull “feels much better” after collapsing the ground twice during the first round of the Evian championship.
Grace Kim from Australia was a blow in second place after 68 and Jennifer Kupcho (69) of the United States, the main winner of 2022. At Chevron Championship, was in the third half strike.
No. The 2-ranked jeano thitical also was in the claim, after the second flat circle of 68, he left her in a relationship for seventh.
No. 3-ranked Lydia Ko (74) and no. 4-ranked September yin (73) missed the cut, which was in 2, along with a recent American Women’s Open Winner Maja Stark (74).
