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#ICanHitADraw
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Look who got her picture taken with the host!
LPGA: Jamie Farr Toledo Classic (Spoilers)
Same here. I could watch that show all day!
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Umm, Jamie Farr was not the point! hahaha
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Heading there Thursday to volunteer with my kids! Weather appears to be fairly decent and everyone is looking forward to it.
Hope to get some pics myself
Hope to get some pics myself
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This is the pairing my daughter and I got for Thursday
Tee #101:05 PM
Gallagher -SMITH, Jackie
CARTER, Dori
EKEY, Kathleen
This is the pairing my daughter and son got for Thursday
Tee #112:55 PM
KORDA, Jessica
PHATLUM, Pornanong
HURST, Vicky
Tee #101:05 PM
Gallagher -SMITH, Jackie
CARTER, Dori
EKEY, Kathleen
This is the pairing my daughter and son got for Thursday
Tee #112:55 PM
KORDA, Jessica
PHATLUM, Pornanong
HURST, Vicky
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Go Dunc. Opening round 66 to be in 2nd. Moira sitting at -2 as well.
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Mere shot 72 today and dropped a bit, but she is still at 20th.
Moira is still even par for the tournament.
Moira is still even par for the tournament.
Scrap Iron
On The Eh Team
Zero LPGA coverage again up here. It's such a shame I like watching the ladies play I think many of them have nicer swings to watch compared to the men.
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The kids and I had a great two days at the classic. We got rained on a little on Thursday but Friday turned out to be a pretty decent day.
Our tee times got moved up on Thursday and ended up with some pretty good groups.
My daughter and I walked with Morgan Pressel, Jimin Kang, and Veronica Felibert. Morgan ended up +8 while Kang and Felibert -1. Morgan took an 8 on the par 4 10th. She still had plenty of chances to get it back to par or close to it but the putter definitely let her down. She had plenty of chances of 10-15 ft. but just couldn't drop anything. Morgan is gracious though. She still took the time to interact here and there with fans and after the round spent some time signing autographs. Obviously all these girls have game but let me tell ya. Felibert is a rookie and like a young gun she had no fear. She was firing at pins most of the day and probably had 5 approach shot within 5 ft or closer but she did miss a couple. She kind of see-sawed back and forth as well as did Kang but overall I'd say the rookie had the better game that round.
My other daugher and son were fortunate to be grouped with Inbee Park, Wendy Ward, and Lorie Kane. They enjoyed themselves as well. Park Shot -2 and then -6 today for -8.
I was also excited for my Friday round as well. Our Grouping was Laurie Davies, Mika Miyazato, and Mina Harigae. Laurie can still put it out there!! She started -3 but just struggled with approach shots and had a couple loose tee shots. Just couldn't put anything together on a consistent basis. Mina's game was just like Laurie's. She'd get something going to only give it back on the following hole. We started on #10 and she started with a double. Never really recovered and I believed missed the cut which was even par. Mika's game is pretty solid. She started -5 and had some off shots and fell back to -3 and then lightning struck in a bottle. She was making birdies left and right seemed. She was firing darts. We came to the 9th hole (18th) and she was at -9. Didn't hit a bad drive but it was just in the rough in which she pulled her 2nd shot left and came up short and then came up short on her chip shot to two putt for a bogey to go back to -8. I was really hoping she would had made birdie to see her to get to double digits or at least par it to remain at -9.
All-in-all it was a very enjoyable up close and personal experience. The caddies and golfers all shook out hands before and after the rounds. Well except Laurie for she didn't shake our hands after the round or give my daughter a ball. It was nice being able to see how they played shots first-hand inside the ropes and not just from TV. The kids and I are looking forward to next year. So I guess I'll be rooting for Mika to pull through with the win.
Our tee times got moved up on Thursday and ended up with some pretty good groups.
My daughter and I walked with Morgan Pressel, Jimin Kang, and Veronica Felibert. Morgan ended up +8 while Kang and Felibert -1. Morgan took an 8 on the par 4 10th. She still had plenty of chances to get it back to par or close to it but the putter definitely let her down. She had plenty of chances of 10-15 ft. but just couldn't drop anything. Morgan is gracious though. She still took the time to interact here and there with fans and after the round spent some time signing autographs. Obviously all these girls have game but let me tell ya. Felibert is a rookie and like a young gun she had no fear. She was firing at pins most of the day and probably had 5 approach shot within 5 ft or closer but she did miss a couple. She kind of see-sawed back and forth as well as did Kang but overall I'd say the rookie had the better game that round.
My other daugher and son were fortunate to be grouped with Inbee Park, Wendy Ward, and Lorie Kane. They enjoyed themselves as well. Park Shot -2 and then -6 today for -8.
I was also excited for my Friday round as well. Our Grouping was Laurie Davies, Mika Miyazato, and Mina Harigae. Laurie can still put it out there!! She started -3 but just struggled with approach shots and had a couple loose tee shots. Just couldn't put anything together on a consistent basis. Mina's game was just like Laurie's. She'd get something going to only give it back on the following hole. We started on #10 and she started with a double. Never really recovered and I believed missed the cut which was even par. Mika's game is pretty solid. She started -5 and had some off shots and fell back to -3 and then lightning struck in a bottle. She was making birdies left and right seemed. She was firing darts. We came to the 9th hole (18th) and she was at -9. Didn't hit a bad drive but it was just in the rough in which she pulled her 2nd shot left and came up short and then came up short on her chip shot to two putt for a bogey to go back to -8. I was really hoping she would had made birdie to see her to get to double digits or at least par it to remain at -9.
All-in-all it was a very enjoyable up close and personal experience. The caddies and golfers all shook out hands before and after the rounds. Well except Laurie for she didn't shake our hands after the round or give my daughter a ball. It was nice being able to see how they played shots first-hand inside the ropes and not just from TV. The kids and I are looking forward to next year. So I guess I'll be rooting for Mika to pull through with the win.