1. H.K. Seo (KOR): -5 (63 holes)
2. A. Stanford: -3 (60)
T3. C. Kerr: -2 (61)
T3. S.Y. Ryu (KOR): -2 (60)
T5. A. Miyazoto (JPN): Even (58)
T5. M. Miyazoto (JPN): Even (58)
More comments as events warrant.
Sunday, July 10, 2011
U.S. Women's Open -- Day Four -- 3 PM MDT
Angela Stanford just made a great par save on the sixth hole to stay within two shots of the red-hot H.K. Seo:
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Seo hits her approach shot on the long par-four 10th hole into a bunker.
ReplyDeleteRyu makes a ten-foot putt to save par on seven, so she remains 2 under.
ReplyDeleteIt looks as though the weather is going to turn bad again. As far as I can tell, the weather in Colorado Springs in July is really nice until about 3 PM in the afternoon, when you get thunderstorms. I think it would be great as long as you weren't trying to play a golf tournament.
ReplyDeleteKerr finally misses a par putt. She three-putts the 8th hole and falls back to 1 under.
ReplyDeleteAs the weather starts to turn bad, the wind is starting to whip around the course, giving everyone problems.
ReplyDeleteSeo had a fairly weak bunker shot, so she has a difficult putt to save par on 10.
ReplyDeleteSeo misses the par putt and takes her first bogey of the fourth round. She drops to 4 under.
ReplyDeleteAnd there goes the horn to stop play -- the fifth stoppage in four days.
ReplyDeleteHere's where things stand as of 3:18 PM MDT:
ReplyDelete1. H.K. Seo (KOR): -4 (64 holes)
2. A. Stanford: -3 (60)
3. S.Y. Ryu (KOR): -2 (61)
4. C. Kerr: -1 (62)
5. M. Miyaoto (JPN): Even (59)