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British Open |
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Women's PGA Tour |
The 24-year-old five-time European Tour winner won his first professional LPGA victory, Lin Xiyu T4
The Dana Open ended four rounds of contention, with Lynne Grant winning the first LPGA of her career with a total score of -21,3. Lin Xiyu shot a bogey-free 67 in the final round to finish T4 with a total score of -14 and win $81,261.
The 24-year-old Lynne Grant, who holds five European Tour trophies, most recently won in May, also made her debut in the United States that month, finishing third in Hope Bank Match Play.
Lynn officially turned LPGA professional last season, but she was unable to come to the United States because she was not vaccinated, so she only played 6 LPGA games in her rookie season, but she finished in the top 10 in 4 games.
In the final round, Lin Xiyu was a flat Paopa in the top nine, and after the transition, she turned on the birdie catching mode, and received 4 birdies in a row without any mistakes, shooting 67 and ranking T4.
This is the third time that Lin Xiyu has finished in the top four in the past two months, and this week, except for a slight slide to T13 in the second round, Lin Xiyu has remained in the top 10 for the remaining three days.
Lin Xiyu enjoyed it very much
Liu Yu finished in the final round with a par score of 3 birdies and 3 bogeys to finish T19, the second time she finished in the top 20 after the Hope Bank match in May.
Zhang Weiwei (overall score -7), Yan Jing (overall score -5), Yin Xiaowen (overall score -3) and Liu Yan (overall score E) ranked T23, T32, T41 and T59 respectively.
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Dana Open Final Round
Grant is crazy!
Lin Xiyu accurately attacks the green
Koppz gave Grant full pressure
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Dana Open Final Round
PGA Tour & European Tour |
Two masters hit the end, the perfect warm-up for the British Open! Rory McIlroy wins in strong winds, Schaeffler T3
In the "outpost" of the British Open, McIlroy delivered a perfect answer sheet to win the title by 1 stroke, which made fans look forward to his upcoming British Open.
After finishing T3 in the first round of the Scottish Open, Wheat remained at the top of the table for the next two days, shooting 68 in the final round, winning his second win of the season with a total of -15, a 24th career PGA Tour title, $1,575,000 in prize money and 500 FedEx points, rising to second place in the world ranking and third in the FedEx Cup standings.
Fans often lament McIlroy's final round, especially after three consecutive days of good results this week. Sure enough, this round of wheat comes to the second hole and swallows the bogey, and then the next hole catches the bird, and this familiar ups and downs seem to return. He swallowed four bogeys on the first nine holes, catching only two birdies, and with a score of +2 in a single round, he was squeezed out of the top spot.
This week, the local wind in Scotland was not small, the wind speed of the final round court reached 40 mph, and Schaeffler and Kim Joo Heng were once unable to even place or mark the ball on the green.
Under such difficult conditions, it is more difficult for wheat to return to the top of the list. However, McIlroy managed to fight back.
He made four birdies in the last nine, including a 38-foot birdie putt on No. 14, a 5-and-five to 4.5-foot pick on No. 17, and a birdie on Sunday's hardest hole, No. 18. There were only three birdies on the 18th hole, with an average score of 4.67. Wheat said: "This [on the 18th hole] is probably going to be the best shot I've had in my whole career. ”
After negative putting scores in the second and third rounds, Wheat finished third in the fourth round with +2.67 putts, best demonstrated by his winning duo of sprint and mid-range putts on holes 17 and 18 respectively.
"On a very, very difficult day, the last two holes of the first nine swallowed the bogey in a row, and I felt very pressured, but I didn't expect to catch up with the back nine." McIlroy said.
With the 151st edition of the British Open about to kick off at the Royal Liverpool Stadium in Scotland, McIlroy will be on the road to try to end a nine-year Grand Slam title drought. "Obviously, confidence in the British Open has been greatly improved." McIlroy said. This week, if he can finally win the title, he will return to world number one.
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PGA Tour |
Vincent Normanga won the Barbaso Championship, Dou Zecheng T44
After four rounds of the Barbaso tournament, Sweden's Vincent Norman won the extra hole to claim his first professional PGA Tour title. The 25-year-old Vincent Norman is a PGA Tour rookie, playing in his 23rd PGA Tour game since turning professional. In the final round, he was very hot in the first nine, catching 6 clean birdies, and although he only scored 1 bird on the 15th hole after the transition, he was still in the lead, but when he came to the closing hole, he swallowed the bogey, and was forced into the extended round, and finally Paupa won in the first extra hole.
Runner-up Nathan Kimsey, a European Tour player, entered the play-off round with Vincent with a clean 1 eagle and 6 birdies to shoot a game-low 64, but swallowed a bogey on the first extra hole and missed the title.
China's Dou Zecheng shot a 67-shot of 6 birdies and 1 bogey in the final round, ranking T44.
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Barbaso Championship Final Round
Saudi Aramco Team Competition |
Saudi Aramco Team Race - Nelly Kodak wins the individual race in London and the Hall team wins the team competition
From July 20th to July 23rd, Golf Channel APP, Internet TV, Golf Geometry Mini Program, and Golf Channel release video number will broadcast the 151st British Open simultaneously, so stay tuned!