Showing posts with label womens. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

The women's win in the return of air b Kenney

Scotland won the European women's Team Championship at Murhof Austria, (b), the flight failed to do last week in the top flight for the Championship of the eight qualifiers.

Beating Switzerland 4-1 and the Netherlands 4-1, the Scots 3-2 win edged Finland in ninth place in Europe. Scots were the winners, Louise Kenney and Rachael Watton nelikkoihin and Pamela Pretswell Kelsey MacDonald and the singles.


Megan Briggs and Jane Turner lost ties. Scottish Champion Kenney, who had been in a hospital early last week to return, set (a) the teams, which are cut from the top to make the Scots eight.

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The u.s. women's open title wait Ryu

South Korea Ryu soyeon won his first major title by beating compatriot Seo Hee-kyung, three shots in three holes play off the weather delays on the US women's open Colorado Springs yesterday. 21 years old, five foot birdie Ryu rolled putt the 18th green, the third extra hole to run his country LPGA victory. He was then dipped in the Champagne region players of the other Korean and former winners of the Pak Se-ri and Ji Eun-hee, after they ran him to join the Green Cross on the feast of the Broadmoor is ... the happy

"Unbelievable," said a beaming Ryu started birdie-birdie-par, after more than 1500, 1600, and the 18th holes play-off.

"Of KLPGA (LPGA of Korea) tournaments, but not six times, majors won and now have beaten US women's open. I can't believe it. "

Ryu in particular glad Pak and both his view on the protected profit stayed on, after the third year of significant had been the sharp timing rain, thunder and lightning earlier, Ji-in four days.

Ryu and Seo ready-to-three holes of regulation 72, 281, having closed in under three of the Seo par 68, shortly before the play had been suspended because of darkness on Sunday evening.

In the US, the World No 2, of the one third complete Kerr Cristie, after closing with a 71. Compatriot Angela Stanford had continued the line back to fourth after carding a 72.



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