Evian Championship: Lotti Wade misses history history, where Grace Kim kidnaps his victory over Jeeno Thitikul | Golf news

English amateurs Lotti Wadi threatened the Great History before Grace Kim Gino Thyetkol defeated an Evian winning match.

Woad went to the last round of strokes at the pace, but he was accused of claiming by launching five birds on the thirtieth ninth, with international amateurs No. 1 jumped for a short period of time to the explicit lead after a bird took it in the thirteenth to the seven under the tour.

The 21-year-old eliminated a triple ghost in the fourteenth place with a bird the next day and ended with three consecutive to deploy seven years-with six groups that still end-the club’s goal was set in 13 years.

Woad ended a shot again with a third, as Kim made a eagle-after an amazing approach in the end-to force the match when Thyetkol missed a bird on the 72nd hole to win.

Kim found the water with her approach in the first additional hole, but it was diluted for a sexy bird to put the Thitsol, which got up and down to match the result and expand the competition, then hide a long -term eagle on the second additional hole to demand a preliminary main title.

How WOD threatened the main date

Woad entered the final round of the 25 -year -old to secure the Tour LPGA card, although ideas accelerated greater prizes when they collected three of her four holes on Sunday.

It benefited from the seventh of the seventh category and added another on the ninth, and took it to 11 under it, before leaking eight feet on the eleventh and registering a seventh bird of the day in the 13th race.

Woad’s Par-SAVE’s attempt in the Par-Hreey race adjacent to seeing its fall behind Thaitikul, which followed the ninth 33 by Birdieing on the eleventh, only to the edge next to the Thai player after a stunning shot that put a six-feet bird on the fifteenth.

The chances of the lost birds maintained the last two holes at the thirteen years of age, as the Thytekol failed to rise and land from the Greensyide warehouse on the fifteenth, but he moved to the individual lead with a seventeenth bird.

Kim-whose last tour started with two ghosts in three holes-was double in the twelfth place and was three holes played by four holes, only to follow the successive birds from 15 with an amazing eagle in the last time join Theetcol in 14 below.

Minje Lee also designed a final hole eagle to finish third with WOD, while Yin Angel raised today 63 to a share of fifth place alongside his American teammate Andrea Lee.

Aria Gotanogarn was in the competition after four consecutive birds around the turn, but she ended three strikes on the seventh of the seventh alongside Leona Maguire in Ireland, while Kara Jenner, the co -captain, ended his night, the week on the fourteenth after 74 of the final round.

Woad is proud of the “fun” and LPGA chance week

Lotty Valley: “It was really fun. I knew to start the day when I was just five, so I needed a quick start and I did it. Then it was really fun after that.

“I will take only next week and discuss (LPGA TOUR) with my family and coach, then I will make a decision after that. My dream was always to play on LPGA, so yes, I really look at it.”

Leona Maguir: “I really played some good golf this week. Really happy how much I played. Maybe the best golf game has long played. I knew that my game was heading this week.

“The snapshot of my approach is something I was working a little, and they were really good this week. Yes, many of the positives to be removed from the week.”

What next?

The next event in both the LPGA tour and the European Ladies Table table is the ISPS Handa Scottish Open, which is held in Dundonald Links from 24 to 27 July and lived in Sky Sports.

The main season of women is concluded at the AIG Women’s Championship from July 31-3 August, as Lydia Ko returned as a defense champion in Royal Portck. Police of majors and more without a contract.