Cristie Kerrs big lead was carved into before play was suspended because of darkness Saturday in France, but the American remains in position to win her first Ladies European Tour title.Kerr, who took a six-shot lead through two rounds at the LaCoste Ladies Open, saw that dwindle to three shots through eight holes of the third round when play was halted. Rain caused Fridays round to also be suspended.I dont care about the lead, because it doesnt mean anything, Kerr, a 19-time LPGA winner, told reporters after play ended for the day. Sometimes, when you have a big lead, you can get complacent, but now I still have to play my best. I have to give it everything Ive got tomorrow.Anne Van Dam of the Netherlands moved within three of Kerr with a birdie at the seventh on the Golf de Chantaco Course before her round was halted. Shes seeking her second LET title. Spains Azahara Munoz birdied four of 12 holes before play was stopped to get within six shots. Shes seeking to win back-to-back LET titles and to claim the LaCoste Open for the third time in her career.
Koepka makes albatross, ties course record 63. By Andrew Both. Reuters May 13, 2018, 11:42 PM UTC. 1 / 2. get some rhythm and it's nice to finally shoot a low one.
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Mitchell birdies final hole to edge Koepka, Fowler at Honda Source: The Golf Channel After a week filled with rules-related controversies, the on-course action during the final round of the Honda Classic did not disappoint.
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IRVING, Texas - Just when James Hahn seized control of the AT&T Byron Nelson he let it slip away. But he didn't go down without a fight. Starting the final round with a one-shot advantage over Billy Horschel, Hahn took the lead with birdies on Nos. 10 and 11. However, he quickly lost the top spot with bogeys at 12, 13 and 14.
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GolfChannel.com's Rex Hoggard broke the story on Thursday by getting his hands on a statement from the USGA sent to PGA Tour players. Tour Investigating DeChambeau's Compass Use "The USGA has ruled that the use of a protractor (also known as a drawing compass) during a stipulated round is a violation of Rule 14-3a of the Rules of Golf.
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MOSCOW, Pa. (AP) — The longtime owner of a pyrotechnics company was killed when a storage bunker for powder used in dynamite was rocked by an explosion. Wednesday's blast at J & J Pyrotechnics
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S.H. Park tops Salas for Indy title, takes over No.1. It marks Park's second ascension to world No. 1. Park lasted a week at the top the first time she moved to No. 1 in November of last
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Realistic Rory: 66 gives him only 'half a chance'Source: Golf ChannelPublished on 2018-05-05
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Jerry Kelly won the Boeing Classic on Sunday for his first PGA Tour Champions title, closing with a 6-under 66 for a one-stroke victory over Jerry Smith. Advertising Kelly tied Smith hit to 3 feet for birdie on the par-4 16th and moved ahead with a 15-foot birdie putt on the par-3 17th. After Smith
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