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North Las Vegas, Nev. – Nelly Korda, the most popular player in the world, will not be there from this weekend to defend her T-Mobile Metch Phonehip.
She was supposed to beat Ariya Jutanugarn, but she lost her on Friday, on Friday at the final day of round robin games and failed to qualify for about 16.
The Kord of the Fights typified the week for the first 10 players in the world. Eight played on this tournament, but only the second ranked jeano thitical advanced in the scene knockout. It will play Nataliya Guseva.
“I don’t think it’s because of the best players who don’t play well, but I don’t think it’s a matter of ranking,” Thiticule said, describing her approach this week as “pretty cold.” “Maybe top players play well, but other players just play a little better, which is like to keep victory.”
Winners 16 Groups in round robin play qualified to start eliminating the game on Saturday morning. The querfinals will be in the afternoon, which will narrow the field to four for Sunday for the semifinals and the championship.
Korda appeared ready to put in that company, taking a guide on a par-3 13. Despite the greenback failure. She got up and down and Jutanugarn threw.
The advantage did not last long.
The roles are reversed par-4. 15. When Jutanugarn got up and down from a 40-foot forward on two meters.
“It’s a release to me pretty hard because of the slope and it’s like a descent and slope is left pretty well,” said Jutanugarn, who would face Narin an in the next round. “I just told myself that I just need to speed up speed and that’s all I focus.”
Korda had a similar shot, but delivered an excessive chip that went five next to the cup, then missed the return. The match was tied, which was the equivalent of the loss for the Kord.
T-Mobile Match Play: Results, Round 16 Match
Then he became a direct loss when she missed another short trip to no. 16 and failed to compensate the difference in the last two holes.
Korda is still looking for his first victory this season, quite contrast from a year ago when her victory in the game game was a fourth start with victory, the first player in 16 years old to achieve. She spread a series of up to five weeks later at the Chevroron championship to tie the tour of the tour.
Thiticules rolled into the elimination format, beating Hye-Jin Choi, 5 and 3. Thitykul, who from Thailand, won all three round robin matches. He will play a guasev, who advanced from the same group with Rose Zhang, who fought injuries to the door.
Zhang entered Meghan Khang’s match the day after he did the same from Albane Valenzuel with three holes left. The decision of Zhang, who lives in Las Vegas, pulled out the wounded not affecting that group. The guy would be advanced anyway, ensuring a 1 to Valenzuela winning 55-foot Putt to 18. green.
“I knew I needed magic, and that’s when I opened that way,” Keševa said. “At that moment I thought I would win this match. I just fought to the end. I never gave up.”
Brooke Henderson won the first two matches in the routes, then advanced when her opponent’s round third round, Jin Young who admitted after nine holes. Henderson, who was 2 in the time, said that whoever doesn’t feel good.
Henderson, who were the only players who have never entered the game, will face a Maja Stark. Kim will go against Lauren Coughlin.
The seizure of the layout are Stephanie Kyriacou v. Lim Kim, Mao Saigo against Angel Yin, Carlot Cigand against Madelena Sagstrom, and Ashleigh Buhai v. Boutier.
