201 Choi Na-yeon (S Kor) 66-68-67; 202 Brittany Lang (US) 66-67-69;
203 Azahara Munoz (Spa) 67-68-68; 205 Se Ri-pak (S Kor) 72-68-65, Stacy Lewis (US) 68-65-72, Tseng Yani (Tai) 69-67-69.
206 Suzann Pettersen (Nor) 68-69-69; 207 Paula Creamer (US) 71-67-69;
207 Michelle Wie (US) 68-68-71; 208 Kim In-kyung (S Kor) 68-68-72;
209 Sandra Gal (Ger) 72-70-67; 210 Angela Stanford (US) 71-71-68, Amanda Blumenherst (US) 70-69-71, Dewi Claire Schreefel (Ned) 66-68-76; 211 Feng Shanshan (Ch) 68-73-70, Caroline Hedwall (Swe) 72-70-69, Melissa Reid (Eng) 72-71-68, Anna Nordqvist (Swe) 79-67-65.
212 Shin Jiyai (S Kor) 70-69-73, Ai Miyazato (Jpn) 72-68-72, Paige Mackenzie (US) 67-74-71, Julieta Granada (Par) 70-71-71, Christel Boeljon (Ned) 68-73-71, Natalie Gulbis (US) 71-71-70, Chella Choi (Kor) 74-70-68, Candie Kung (Tai) 70-76-66, Amy Yang (S Kor) 69-69-74;
213 Yoo Sun-young (S Kor) 70-71-72, Hee Ji-eun (Kor) 72-69-72, Maria Hjorth (Swe) 66-76-71, Jenny Shin (S Kor) 71-71-71, Mika Miyazato (Jpn) 74-70-69, Kim Mi-hyun (S Kor) 72-70-71.
214 Momoko Ueda (Jpn) 71-72-71, Katie Futcher (US) 69-70-75, Morgan Pressel (US) 71-71-72, Jennifer Song (US) 74-67-73, Frances Bondad (Aus) 70-73-71; 215 Catriona Matthew (Sco) 70-69-76, Christina Kim (US) 75-69-71, Mina Harigae (US) 74-70-71.
216 Jimin Kang (S Kor) 69-72-75, Brittany Lincicome (US) 75-68-73, Wendy Ward (US) 77-68-71, Pornanong Phatlum (Thai) 73-74-69; 217 Amy Hung (Tai) 72-69-76, Mindy Kim (US) 69-73-75, Pat Hurst (US) 74-69-74, Meena Lee (S Kor) 74-70-73, Cindy Lacrosse (US) 74-71-72, Karrie Webb (Aus) 74-72-71; 218 Laura Davies (Eng) 74-72-72, Park Hee-young (S Kor) 74-71-73, Sophie Gustafson (Swe) 69-77-72.
219 Cristie Kerr (US) 72-72-75; 220 Karen Stupples (Eng) 74-73-73, Vicky Hurst (US) 76-74-70; 221 Beatriz Recari (Spa) 73-73-75, Porani Chutichai (Tha) 75-72-74, Katherine Hull (Aus) 76-
72-73; 222 Kristy McPherson (US) 73-78-71; 223 Gerina Piller (US) 75-70-78; 224 Kelly Tan (Mas) amateur 77-73-74; 225 Aretha Pan (Mas) amateur 75-76-74; 226 Juli Inkster (US) 76-75-75; 227 Jean Chua (Mas) 76-78-73, Han Hee-won (Kor) 75-74-78; 231 Ryan O'Toole (US) 82-75-74;
233 Tanaporn Kongkiatkrai (Thai) 80-76-77, Ainil Johani Bakar (Mas) 76-80-77; 236 Tiffany Joh (US) 80-77-79.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
MALAYSIAN LPGA: Korean Choi breaks free
THERE was another three hour delay at the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club (KLGCC) yesterday, but it worked wonders for three ladies poised at the top of the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia Leaderboard.
Rain and thunder was on the menu again, and so was plenty of food for outright leader Choi Na Yeon of South Korea who returned a 67 for a 12-under 201.
And flight mates Yani Tseng of Taiwan and Azahara Munoz of Spain were equally happy with the rain-delay, which allowed them to replenish their energy.
Second on the ladies show was Brittany Lang of the United States who had a 69 for a 11-under 202 lead.
Yani, the world No 1, had a third round 69 and is eight-under 205 for tied-fourth, while the Spaniard returned a 68 for tied-third on 10-under 203.
"I really enjoyed playing with Yani and Munoz as they were great company on the flight. However, my putter was cold in the morning but it picked up after I had birdies on the nine and 10th, and I started enjoying my round of golf as well.
"It is nice to be among the top, and I will try to hold onto my game and hopefully, the birdies roll in tomorrow (today)," said Choi.
She had nine top-ten finishes but no title to show this season, and hopes to break the jinx.
"I have been there many times this season, but never won anything so hopefully Sunday will be kind to me this time," said Choi.
As for World No 1 Yani, she just kept eating to while away the delay, and is within shot of the title as she is only four strokes adrift.
"The delay did not bother, or help my games because I was hitting birdies before and after. However, it allowed my to rest and eat, and hopefully there would not be any delays in the final round," said Yani.
Munoz was more at ease after her round saw four birdies in seven holes.
"The greens are nice and my game picked up after the four birdies, it is nice to be in contention going into the final, but it is a crowded race and hopefully I land my maiden LPGA title here," said the 2010 rookie of the year.
Rain and thunder was on the menu again, and so was plenty of food for outright leader Choi Na Yeon of South Korea who returned a 67 for a 12-under 201.
And flight mates Yani Tseng of Taiwan and Azahara Munoz of Spain were equally happy with the rain-delay, which allowed them to replenish their energy.
Second on the ladies show was Brittany Lang of the United States who had a 69 for a 11-under 202 lead.
Yani, the world No 1, had a third round 69 and is eight-under 205 for tied-fourth, while the Spaniard returned a 68 for tied-third on 10-under 203.
"I really enjoyed playing with Yani and Munoz as they were great company on the flight. However, my putter was cold in the morning but it picked up after I had birdies on the nine and 10th, and I started enjoying my round of golf as well.
"It is nice to be among the top, and I will try to hold onto my game and hopefully, the birdies roll in tomorrow (today)," said Choi.
She had nine top-ten finishes but no title to show this season, and hopes to break the jinx.
"I have been there many times this season, but never won anything so hopefully Sunday will be kind to me this time," said Choi.
As for World No 1 Yani, she just kept eating to while away the delay, and is within shot of the title as she is only four strokes adrift.
"The delay did not bother, or help my games because I was hitting birdies before and after. However, it allowed my to rest and eat, and hopefully there would not be any delays in the final round," said Yani.
Munoz was more at ease after her round saw four birdies in seven holes.
"The greens are nice and my game picked up after the four birdies, it is nice to be in contention going into the final, but it is a crowded race and hopefully I land my maiden LPGA title here," said the 2010 rookie of the year.
Sapura pull it off
SAPURA sneaked into the semi-finals of the TNB Cup when they defeated Nur Insafi Penang 2-0 in the second leg quarterfinal clash at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil.Having lost the first leg 2-1, Sapura's win gave them a 3-2 aggregate win and they will most likely play Tenaga Nasional Berhad in the semis on Wednesday. TNB hold a 5-1 first leg lead over YNS after the first leg.
RESULTS: Q-finals (second leg): Nur Insafi 0 v Sapura 2 (Sapura win on 3-2 aggregate); Yayasan NS 1 v Tenaga 4 (TNB win on 9-2 agg); UniKL 4 v Maybank 3 (Maybank win on 8-4 agg).
Semi-finals: Maybank v KLHC; Sapura v Tenaga.
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