One American, 16-year-old Canadian among AIG female open qualifications

AIG women’s open finite qualification began on Monday morning with 107 players found for berths in the year of the final major, which starts on Thursday in Royal Porthcawl.

It ended with 17 qualifications players.

Canadian Anna Huang led the way as a medal in a qualifier with 18 holes in the Pyle and Kenfig Golf Club, and Harry Colt Design is on a mile from this week open place in Wales. Huang, who is only 16 years old and the youngest member of the European tour ladies, recorded 4-less than 67 years. This will be her second in the year, after the Americans’ wife disappeared, where she missed the incision.

“I’m delighted with my score,” Huang said. “I stayed really patient at the front, I didn’t miss any relationship, but I’m going to do this openly. So I’ve learned a lot from that week and making more patience to this week I will be really useful.”

Ireland Anna Foster, who played a golf in Auburn, and Thailand’s Arpichaya Yubol tied up in a second in 3 below. Florida State Alum Morgana Metraux was among the four players who were tied up in the neighborhood in 2 below, and her twin, Kim, was the first reserve in even a couple.

Brianna was a lonely American for qualification. The 35-year-old Champions of public links of American women’s relationship performed the incision in two Majorice this year, KPMG Women’s PGA and Evian Championship. She missed 11 out of 12 major cut careers before this year.

Up to 1-below 70 included an Orlov of 45 feet on her ninth hole.

“It was nice to get early time, so the wind was calm for a lot of my circles,” it was said.

Five other Americans did not qualify, including female Female PGA Danielle Kang, which shot 73, and Louisville Product Lauren Hartlage, final qualifier last year, but missed the status of reserve in the playoffs.

Also qualifying in 1 below was a group involving Stanford Alum, who qualified and binds 28. on this year’s American woman, and in her qualifiers, and current cardinal her own amateur, amateur from Sweden.

Another Swede, former Linnea State Player, bired her last hole to shoot 70 and moves the line cut, ensuring that there were no playoffs for 17 qualification sites.

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