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US Women’s Open

‘I messed up’: Nelly Korda’s brutal finish costs her Women’s Open title shot at St. Andrews
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‘I messed up’: Nelly Korda’s brutal finish costs her Women’s Open title shot at St. Andrews

Nelly Korda succumbed to the pressure of St. Andrews’ infamous 12th hole during a disappointing end to the Women’s Open. In a post-match interview, a visibly upset Korda admitted her “mess up” on the infamous hole ultimately cost her the title.

Korda’s iron shot found a deceptive lie, leaving her in trouble. Desperate to stay in contention, she fought back, making a critical par putt. However, the damage had been done, and Korda’s hopes of winning the tournament were shattered.

“I messed up. That shot wasn’t what we expected,” said Korda, trying to compose herself. “I had to make the putt. I had to get on with it. I’m not going to cry about it. It’s just golf.”

Despite the setback, Korda remained determined to finish the tournament on a high note, acknowledging that the “golf gods” had been on her side to some extent.

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Lexi Thompson’s inspiring finish, cryptic comments leave us wanting more | Monday Finish
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Lexi Thompson’s inspiring finish, cryptic comments leave us wanting more | Monday Finish

Thompson’s Inspiring Finish, Cryptic Comments Leave Us Wanting More

Lexi Thompson’s emotional finish at the U.S. Women’s Open ignited a rollercoaster of inspiration and intrigue. After an impressive comeback, Thompson faltered on the 18th hole, leaving her just shy of a playoff. While Thompson’s gracious demeanor and resilience were commendable, her cryptic post-tournament comments left observers speculating. She hinted at potential rule violations and suggested a “deep dive” into the incident. As the golf community awaits official findings, Thompson’s enigmatic words have sparked a flurry of questions and theories, leaving us eagerly anticipating the next chapter in her captivating story.

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Their two U.S. Women’s Opens were hits, now Lancaster Country Club wants more
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Their two U.S. Women’s Opens were hits, now Lancaster Country Club wants more

Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania hosted a successful U.S. Women’s Open in 1958 and 1997. The club is eager to host the prestigious tournament again in 2024 and is preparing to make the course a “hefty test” for the players. The course will be lengthened to 7,080 yards and will feature challenging greens and narrow fairways. Lancaster Country Club is confident that the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open will be a memorable event for the players and spectators.

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Surprises and Misses at the U.S. Women’s Open
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Surprises and Misses at the U.S. Women’s Open

Yuka Saso’s historic triumph at the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open wasn’t without its setbacks. Saso’s glaring four-putt miscue on the 16th hole threatened to derail her chances. However, her resilience and determination shone through as she rebounded with a delicate putt for birdie on the final hole, securing her victory. Saso’s meticulous club selection played a crucial role in her success. Her PXG 0811 X GEN5 driver, Mizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal Pro irons, Titleist Vokey Design SM9 sand wedge, PXG 0311 hybrid, and Odyssey White Hot OG putter not only endured the pressure but also showcased her versatility and unwavering skill.

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Meechai leads U.S. Women’s Open; Korda cut
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Meechai leads U.S. Women’s Open; Korda cut

**Meechai Emerges as Superstitious Front-Runner in U.S. Women’s Open, While Korda Falters**

Wichanee Meechai has taken an early lead in the 2022 U.S. Women’s Open, defying superstitions with her unconventional ball-tapping ritual. In contrast, defending champion Jessica Korda was eliminated after missing the cut.

Meechai’s unusual routine, including touching her golf ball to her caddie’s head, has sparked discussions about the role of superstitions in professional golf. Meechai credits her success to her beliefs, while others attribute it to her strong mental game.

Despite the varying opinions, the camaraderie among golfers remains evident. Meechai’s playing partners praised her determination and superstitious practices, regardless of their own beliefs.

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The other winner at U.S. Women’s Open didn’t hit a single shot
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The other winner at U.S. Women’s Open didn’t hit a single shot

In addition to Hinako Shibuno’s triumph at the U.S. Women’s Open, a quiet winner emerged in the environmental realm. The tournament’s “No Spectators-No Cups” campaign eliminated the distribution of an estimated 1.3 million single-use plastic cups. This initiative collaborated with Plastic Free OC, a local environmental organization, to encourage attendees to bring their own reusable cups and bottles. The success of this campaign highlights the growing trend of sustainability and environmental stewardship in the sports world.

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