LPGA TOUR: Charley Hull, Lottie Woad, Strong begins in the Kroger Queen City star with Nelly Korda also in competition | Golf news

The duo in England began Charlie Hall and Lotai Wadi, a strong start of the Kurgro Kwen City championship in the LPGA tour, where Chanel Wannasaen ranked early in Ohio.

Wannasaen got an eagle and seven birds in 63 free of the ghost to put the club’s goal in TPC River’s Bend, with the No. 2 Nelly Korda between the chase package after the opening round 67.

Hull – which ended in the second in its last two games all over the world – made a series of early birds in four years of 68, with Wood also after five birds in the last five holes.

The Solheim Maga Stark and Celine Botier Cup duo were among the other players who published the opening round 68, with the No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul and the Lydia Ko defense champion part of the back wave.

Hull – starting from her back on the ninth – she made two hole birds and added another in the thirteenth place, before picking a bullet in the fourteenth of the fourteenth to move shortly to the explicit front.

“It has started a very quick start,” Hall said. “I played properly, and hit them properly. Just did not make any birds on its nine back, but I played very solid. I hope we can decrease during the next few days.”

The English lady ended her ghost -free tour with 11 consecutive Pars and quickly exceeded her and Anasin, who followed nine from the 33rd front by making an eagle at ten o’clock.

The Thai played the role of the bird the next day and ended with another three over its last four holes, where it recorded three better shots than the rest of the morning beginners.

Korda briefly threatened to push the lead with five birds in an extension of seven hole, eventually ended in five below, while the WOD tour included the bus bus, four birds and two ghosts.

“The tour) is a kind of everything,” said Korda. “Make a couple of joy here and there. In general, everything was flowing and the weather was great. There was no really wind. With saturated conditions, a little smoother, it might be a little more aggressive.”

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