Lpga Singapore: Charley Hull tied himself to third place after two rounds of the HSBC World Cup | Golf news
Charley Hull and Hall of Famer Lydia who went into a quarrel after two rounds of the HSBC World Cup.
The Olympic Gold Medal who moved to a shot of leadership with five under 67.
The Englishwoman Hull, who scored three birds in her introductory circle, was third with Hyo Kim, 66, two goals from the lead.
Ko, a new Zealander in South Korea, had a twelfth total six-point 138 at Tanjong Course at Sentos Golf Club. The leader of the first round a tin Kim held the lead after 36 holes with 69 on Friday.
The stable who hit 11 of the 14 plates and 16 of the 17 greenery in regulation in her circle without any legs.
“I don’t think I usually play very well on this golf course and I thought this year would be a good year to reverse it,” said who.
“The results were not really so low in the last few days. I’m just trying to focus on me and I hope to just continue to climb on the water board.”
Champion Hannah Green champion shot 69 and was in Even-Par 144, at Angel Yin, who won the LPGA Thailand last week.
The Singapore Polje contains the nine top 10 players on the world rankings – and 13 of the top 15 – minus only the best ranked Nelly Korda and Rose Zhang.
The last event of LPGA with three Early Asian Swing tournaments will be played next week on the island of Hainan, China.
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