Nelly Korda used a late bird move to enter a tie for leadership in Mizuho American Open in NJ on Friday, Jersey City on Friday.
World number 1, South Korean Somi Lee, which attracts 67 Friday, and 68 of the Andrea Lee for the event connected to the event below 136 to move to 8 Liberty National Golf Club hit the second straight tour.
The triple is a paralysis in front of six players connected to the age of 7: Stephanie Kyriacou (69 Friday) of Australia, Spanish Julia Lopez Ramirez and Carlota Ciganda (both 70), Jenny Bae (71), France’s Celine Boutier (71) and Tayland’s Jeeno Thitikul (73).
Similar to the Scottie Scheffler on the men’s side, the Corbea had a white-hot 2024, but it is still looking for the best game this year. Scheffler did not win the CJ Cup byon Nelson on the PGA tour until last week; The nord is looking for the first 2025 title.
The back of the day began at nine and after a bird 17 and 18, he wiped two birds in the Par-3 holes in a row. The Corda made three more (No. 5, 6 and 8) to make a late movement from the leader.
“After you have reset after two bogies in a row and you know that you have only nine holes and there are some opportunities even in difficult conditions (you need it.” So I made a little mental reset and worked. “
Somi Lee was 7 below the first 15 holes to be lower than 10 for the event, but sequential steps to return to the package, 7 and 8.
He and the cord were connected with Andrea Lee, who played early in the day and published a simple, swampless tour with four birds to set the Clubhouse leadership below 8.
“Today I was preparing mentally for the worst.” He said. “Radar didn’t look great for rain, and probably made about 12, 13 holes.
“That’s why I knew I had to be patient there, I knew that the Fairway, the greens and the pars were a good score and that it was really positive.”
Thitikul, the world’s number 2 player, led after the first round and had three birds in the first four holes on Friday. As the four swamps and the days were injured, he took the rest with additional birds, including a water ball.
Kristen Gillman (69), Yealimi Noh (71) and Australia’s Hira Naveed (69).
Brooke M. Henderson of Canada, a big champion and the first 10 players in the world ranking, made a shot after a challenging closing. Throughout the first nine holes, he built four birds to reach below 3, then there was only one bird and four bogays – the last hole, including the ninth, the rest, the rest of the cut line, even below the cut line.
Among the other important ones to miss the segment were Sweden’s Madelene Sagstrom (more than 2) and 2023 champions Rose Zhang (4 over).
-FELD level media
