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Reignwood LPGA Classic Preview & Pairings


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After a 2 week break, the LPGA moves to Beijing, China for the playing of the Reignwood LPGA Classic. This is a brand new tournament on the 2013 schedule. This will be the first of 5 tournaments to be held in Asia in the next 6 weeks. This is tournament # 22 of 28 on this year's LPGA schedule. Here are the key details: http://www.tonyslpgareport.com/2013/10/reignwood-lpga-classic-preview-pairings.html
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Here are the leaders after the first round: 1- Jessica Korda -9 1- Na Yeon Choi -9 3- Stacy Lewis -5 3- H.K. Seo -5 3- H.Y. Park -5 6- Inbee Park -4 6- Carlotta Ciganda -4 6- Amy Yang -4 6- Jodi Ewart Shadoff -4 6- Amy Yang -4 6- Anna Nordqvist -4 6- Paola Morena -4 6- Jane Park -4 6- Liying Ye -4
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Reignwood Championship was decided by an eagle on the 72nd hole. What a finish. http://www.tonyslpgareport.com/2013/10/reignwood-lpga-classic-preview-pairings.html
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Pretty impressive display of good golf  by Feng Shanshan.  The final hole of the tourney, par 5, and Stacy Lewis lays up to protect the lead of one stroke. Feng hits a sweet hybrid to the green, over the pond to 10 feet and drains the eagle for the win. She ain't much to look at, but Feng plays terrific golf.  And in front of the home crowd, wow!

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It wasn't a sweet or terrific shot, it was an underclubbed shot that got lucky and instead of bouncing back into the water fronting the green, bounced upward off a rock or a patch of hard dirt onto the green and hit the flagstick.  Sure luck plays a role in every golf tournament, but that wasn't the sort of luck exemplified by a chip-in (i.e. "the more I practice, the luckier I get" sort of "luck"), this was just dumb luck.

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If it didn't hit the flag stick, it would have gone over the green.  Lewis looked shell shocked.

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Luck?  What direction does the ball have to be going in and at what speed to hit the flag stick and land three feet away?  There's water all up the right side.  It was a dangerous shot with the water but one she chose to make and did.  Now people call her lucky.  Sheesh

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