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No thread on US Women's Open???  Shocking!


Korda made a 10 on her third hole Thursday and failed to break 80 at Lancaster Country Club.

I love watching Nelly, but she seems to struggle in our nation's Open.

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That’s rough. After her incredible run lately she puts three balls in the water. Made me think of Tiger’s 10 at the 12th on Augusta, also with three submarines.

 

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This is great, I love the carnage. Bring on the "not fairs"

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Round one had three amateurs in the top ten and 20 players shoot over 80, and the top player is already out of it? Ouch.

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4 hours ago, colin007 said:

This is great, I love the carnage. Bring on the "not fairs"

No complaints from me. Every  major should test every shot  a  golfer  has.

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It seems like any small mistake is exponentially exacerbated in the U.S. Open set up.  This tournament seems to be a very good test on identifying who makes the least mistakes - not who makes the best shots.  

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56 minutes ago, Yukari said:

It seems like any small mistake is exponentially exacerbated in the U.S. Open set up.  This tournament seems to be a very good test on identifying who makes the least mistakes - not who makes the best shots.  

In this case they are  playing a  course where a  mistake  means a  bogey  instead  of a  par.

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I am hoping Minjee Lee can put together another good round tomorrow and win her second U.S. Open Championship.

Of the remaining LPGA players, she would be the one I will be watching.  I was hoping Nelly would somehow pull off a miracle and make it into the weekend, but that 10 on par 3 on Thursday derailed her any chance of making it to the weekend.

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5 hours ago, Yukari said:

I am hoping Minjee Lee can put together another good round tomorrow and win her second U.S. Open Championship.

Of the remaining LPGA players, she would be the one I will be watching.  I was hoping Nelly would somehow pull off a miracle and make it into the weekend, but that 10 on par 3 on Thursday derailed her any chance of making it to the weekend.

Being  humbled  might  be good for  her  in the  long run

 

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13 hours ago, jxdama said:

Being  humbled  might  be good for  her  in the  long run

 

I presume you are referring to Nelly?

Seems like she cannot handle the USGA's set up for some reason.  I am rooting for her to figure it out soon and get her hands around that trophy.

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Pretty solid play for Saso. I enjoyed it. Meechai took a beating. That’s a US OPEN right there!

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5 hours ago, Yukari said:

I presume you are referring to Nelly?

Seems like she cannot handle the USGA's set up for some reason.  I am rooting for her to figure it out soon and get her hands around that trophy.

Yes.

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