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Post by IceCat on May 18, 2015 16:30:11 GMT
 CHUNGNAM, KOREA - WOO JEONG HILLS CC LEE So-young (A) - 71-67=138 YOUN Min-gyeong (A) - 72-72=144 A - KIM Julie (A) - 70-74=144 A - CHOI Ye-rim (A) - 73-76=149 |
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Post by mr3putt on May 18, 2015 18:36:47 GMT
Looks like Alison might be slotted into the 1st group out on hole 1 Tuesday morning. Dad is looping.....so I assume he's out charting the course today. I think he lives in a suburb north of LA and Goose Creek is west of LA. There are a lot of qualifiers....lots of gals of Asian descent. Looks like it's not cool to golf for the white faced American teens who would rather hang at the mall. The only good notables I see are Jennifer Rosales and Bethany Wu (#10 ranked Am). Alison is a fav to advanced....but obviously no guarantee with so many players....many can catch lightening in a bottle. www.womensgolf.org/pdf/15may19_pairings1.pdf |
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Post by philknj on May 19, 2015 10:54:30 GMT
Yesterday's Georgia qualifier was suspended due to lightning...will resume Tuesday 8AM. The best scores from the first 18 holes:
Fav SC Pos. Player City/State Today Hole Total R1 R2 Total
1 Jane Park Woodstock, Ga. 1:20 pm Tee: 1 -4 68
2 (a) Agathe Laisne France 2:35 pm Tee: 10 -3 69
T3 (a) Kendall Martindale Jefferson City, Tenn. 2:05 pm Tee: 10 -2 70
T3 Brooke Pancake Chattanooga, Tenn. 3:05 pm Tee: 10 -2 70
T3 (a) Ally McDonald Fulton, Miss. 1:40 pm Tee: 1 -2 70
T6 (a) Janie Jackson Huntsville, Ala. 1:10 pm Tee: 1 -1 71
T6 Tara Lyons Hendersonville, N.C. 2:25 pm Tee: 10 -1 71
T6 (a) Mariah Stackhouse Riverdale, Ga. 3:00 pm Tee: 1 -1 71
T6 (a) Emily McLennan Australia 3:00 pm Tee: 1 -1 71
T6 Lacey Fears Bonaire, Ga. 1:35 pm Tee: 10 -1 71
Brittany Henderson was a WD
Independence, MN qualifier:
Pos Name Today Total R1 R2 Total Status
1 (a) Burnham, Sarah +6 +9 74 77 151 Medalist/Qualifier
2 (a) Danielson, Casey +3 +12 80 74 154 1st Alternate
T3 (a) Mingo, Megan +7 +13 77 78 155 2nd Alternate (won playoff on 3rd playoff hole)
T3 (a) Peronnin, Emie +6 +13 78 77 155
5 (a) Paulson, Kristin +8 +15 78 79 157
6 (a) Sindlinger, Jessie +5 +16 82 76 158
7 (a) Mao, Briana +8 +17 80 79 159
T8 Boe, Courtney +8 +19 82 79 161
T8 Detlefsen, Katie +9 +19 81 80 161
10 (a) Curtis, Gabrielle +11 +22 82 82 164
11 (a) Lervick, Brenna +8 +23 86 79 165
T12 Neidy, Taylor +11 +25 85 82 167
T12 (a) Heggerston, Maggie +17 +25 79 88 167
14 (a) Pravecek, Sarah Jo +11 +26 86 82 168
15 Nugent, Katy +13 +27 85 84 169
16 Ause, Angela +12 +33 92 83 175
17 (a) Bollant, Alexis +14 +37 94 85 179
18 (a) Boner, Hailey +18 +39 92 89 181
19 (a) Grasso, Victoria +21 +43 93 92 185
20 (a) Pieper, Haliee +25 +46 92 96 188
21 (a) Smith, Katherine WD 84 84
22 (a) Detlefsen, Sara WD 91 91
Bradenton, FL qualifier:
Daniela Darquea (a), Ecuador 68-71--139 - Co-Medalist
Regina Plasencia (a), Mexico 67-72--139 - Co-Medalist
Nelly Korda (a), Bradenton, FL 71-69--140 - First Alternate
Morgan Baxendale (a), Windermere, FL 71-70--141 - Second Alternate
Elsa Moberly (a), Science Hill, KY 74-68--142
Jaravee Boonchant (a), Thailand 71-72--143
Sierra Sims (a), Austin, TX 74-70--144
Kelli Pry, Tampa, FL 71-74--145
Maria Torres (a), Puerto Rico 74-71--145
Christina Miller, Bradenton, FL 71-75--146
Emmy Martin (a), Odessa, FL 76-70--146
Rino Sasaki (a), Japan 74-72--146
Jennifer Neville, Bradenton, FL 76-71--147
Rinko Mitsunaga (a), Roswell, GA 75-72--147
Alyssa Lamoureux (a), Seminole, FL 79-70--149
Anna Young (a), Canada 77-73--150
Brenda Gonzalez (a), Mexico 72-78--150
Casey Kennedy, Veince, FL 80-70--150
Melanie Audette, Lakeland, FL 74-76--150
Maria Lira (a), Mexico 75-76--151
Sophia Schubert (a), Oak Ridge, TN 74-77--151
Taylor Tomlinson (a), Gainesville, FL 75-76--151
Caitlin Cotterill (a), Bradenton, FL 76-76--152
Mary Snode, Alliance, OH 76-76--152
Ayaka Nakayama (a), Japan 76-78--154
Kendall Griffin (a), Sebring, FL 77-77--154
Wendy Doolan, Australia 77-77--154
Jennifer Gleason, Clearwater, FL 77-78--155
Katie Holt (a), Clermont, FL 78-77--155
Lauren Lamm (a), Lakewood Ranch, FL 79-76--155
Mai Dechathipat (a), Howey-in-the-Hills, FL 78-77--155
Mariana Sims (a), Austin, TX 78-77--155
Alicia Weber, Northville, MI 74-83--157
Belinda George (a), Plant City, FL 77-80--157
Diana Gonzalez (a), Colombia 81-76--157
Rosie Davies, England 77-80--157
Haydyn Gibson (a), Clearwater, FL 82-76--158
Laura Hendee (a), Tampa, FL 78-80--158
Lauren Coe (a), Tarpon Springs, FL 79-79--158
Mary Kate Hiller (a), Vero Beach, FL 79-79--158
Sophie Guo (a), Ppls Repl. Of China 78-80--158
Ashley Zagers (a), Oldsmar, FL 77-82--159
Hannah Haythorne (a), Monarch Beach, CA 80-79--159
Mackenzie Puryear, Tampa, FL 79-80--159
Sammi Lee (a), Roswell, FL 80-79--159
Tammy Gainey, Lake City, FL 82-77--159
Carley Hopton (a), Madison, NJ 79-81--160
Felicity Lloyd-Jones, Atlanta, GA 84-76--160
Gabrielle Correia (a), Palm Beach Gardens, FL 80-80--160
Mikako Taya, Japan 80-80--160
Alexa Rivas (a), Miami, FL 79-82--161
Amber Littman (a), Jacksonville, FL 79-82--161
Gaby Amos (a), Gainesville, FL 78-83--161
Julia Matzat (a), Parkland, FL 78-83--161
Gabrielle Tomeo (a), Bradenton, FL 80-82--162
Rachel Edwards, Seminole, FL 82-80--162
Cristine Lee (a), Orlando, FL 84-79--163
Gennifer Mendez, North Port, FL 83-80--163
Kanyanat Saithip (a), Thailand 78-85--163
Amanda Leslie (a), Parkland, FL 77-87--164
Leslie Ginter (a), Lexington, KY 84-80--164
Noriko Inoue, Japan 81-83--164
Summer Moser (a), Lutz, FL 84-80--164
Alex Wright (a), Midlothian, VA 81-84--165
Kadi Pallastrone (a), Sarasota, FL 81-84--165
Lauren Smith (a), Macon, GA 82-83--165
Nicole Felce (a), Holiday, FL 85-85--170
Navika Kuchakulla (a), Orlando, FL 84-87--171
Alice Brown, Valrico, FL 99-95--194
Cassandra Blaney, Davenport, FL 83-NC
Cindy Schreyer, Peachtree City, GA 84-WD
Kolby McWilliams (a), Tallahassee, FL 85-NC
Maria Rodriguez (a), Tampa, FL 78-NC
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Post by philknj on May 19, 2015 11:09:59 GMT
Serrano, CA qualifier:
SC Pos. Player City/State Today Hole Total R1 R2 Total
1 Jennifer Coleman Rolling Hills Ests, Calif. -1 F -5 68 71 139
2 Beth Lillie (a) Fullerton, Calif. -1 F -3 70 71 141
Notables who failed to qualify -
SC Pos. Player City/State Today Hole Total R1 R2 Total
Pat Hurst Danville, Calif. Even F +2 74 72 146
Lucy Li (a) Redwood Shores, Calif. -1 F +3 76 71 147
Kristen Park Buena Park, Calif. Even F +3 75 72 147
Hannah Suh (a) San Jose, Calif. +3 F +10 79 75 154
Charlotte Mayorkas Carlsbad, Calif. +7 F +11 76 79 155
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Post by cannlinny on May 19, 2015 14:52:01 GMT
Looks like Alison might be slotted into the 1st group out on hole 1 Tuesday morning. Dad is looping.....so I assume he's out charting the course today. I think he lives in a suburb north of LA and Goose Creek is west of LA. There are a lot of qualifiers....lots of gals of Asian descent. Looks like it's not cool to golf for the white faced American teens who would rather hang at the mall. The only good notables I see are Jennifer Rosales and Bethany Wu (#10 ranked Am). Alison is a fav to advanced....but obviously no guarantee with so many players....many can catch lightening in a bottle. www.womensgolf.org/pdf/15may19_pairings1.pdfDo you think there might be more Americans of Asian descent living in the LA area than some parts of the country - thus the large number in the qualifier? Because I'm not seeing your point in the other qualifiers posted. Or is there not the draw of hanging at the mall in other parts of the country? And I take offense to the comment "white faced Americans", just as I do to Washington "Redskins" and other superficial descriptors that one would hope were in the past. |
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Post by IceCat on May 19, 2015 15:07:15 GMT
The Atlanta sectional will be completed today: play was suspended twice on Monday due to lightning.Kevin
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Post by HappyFan on May 19, 2015 16:26:18 GMT
CHUNGNAM, KOREA - WOO JEONG HILLS CC LEE So-young (A) - 71-67=138 YOUN Min-gyeong (A) - 72-72=144 A - KIM Julie (A) - 70-74=144 A - CHOI Ye-rim (A) - 73-76=149 So Young is coming off a top 20 at a recent LPGA event (Hawaii? I can't recall now). She is without question one of the best amateurs in Korea right now, so it will be cool to see her at the Open! |
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Post by mr3putt on May 19, 2015 17:05:15 GMT
Do you think there might be more Americans of Asian descent living in the LA area than some parts of the country - thus the large number in the qualifier? Assuming the above is accurate. 11% Asian. Then why are there not more Hispanics and Caucasians in this So Cal qualifier? I guess they give free golf lessons when the Asians sign up for piano lessons...lol. Hmmmm...I'm Chinese....oh wait...I play golf too (40+ years).....but no I don't play the piano.....but I'm good at math....lol. |
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Post by mr3putt on May 20, 2015 3:04:43 GMT
Alison Lee just tweeted she made it....Congrats.
Pretty amazing considering she was likely up at 5am on Monday....played a few holes...then waited at an airport....hopped on a plane....likely got 4-5 hours sleep tops last night....no previously practice rounds...and played 36 holes.
Although it was a weak field....the book makers likely gave her maybe 30/70 odds...it certainly was not a given.
Oh BTW...the other gal who qualified in Alison's tweet pic....guess???...yup an Asian.....lol.
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Post by IceCat on May 20, 2015 5:42:52 GMT
ATLANTA, GA - DRUID HILLS GC
Jane Park, Woodstock, GA - 68-68=136
Brooke Pancake, Chattanooga, TN - 70-68=138
A - Ally McDonald, Fulton, MS (a) - 70-69=139
A - Janie Jackson, Huntsville, AL (a) - 71-68=139 |
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Post by Tonetil on May 22, 2015 16:45:04 GMT
I am predicting a victory for her. She is the only player on tour who could possibly replace Se Ri as the premier personality on tour. So Yeon is a fit golfer who has a great personality and a lot of talent. Inbee Park is six points away from LPGA Hall of Fame. There are many Koreans delivering great play on tour. Sei Young Kim is turning a lot of heads with her play, and Hyo Joo Kim soon will too. I hope to see Q Baek and Ha Na Jang perform well this season to make this rookie race even more interesting. I would also like to see some Korean LPGA veterans challenge at tournaments. So Yeon Ryu deserves attention by the media for her great play, but so do Inbee and Sei Young. Ryu is not yet dominant so I think she shouldn't be the face of Korean golf. Putting too much value on looks and body image hurts the women's tour and sportswomen. Just sharing my thoughts. Thanks. South Korean golfers have earned their places near the top of the game, and I hope to see them get the attention they deserve this season and future seasons. |
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Post by HappyFan on May 22, 2015 16:49:05 GMT
I am predicting a victory for her. She is the only player on tour who could possibly replace Se Ri as the premier personality on tour. So Yeon is a fit golfer who has a great personality and a lot of talent. Inbee Park is six points away from LPGA Hall of Fame. There are many Koreans delivering great play on tour. Sei Young Kim is turning a lot of heads with her play, and Hyo Joo Kim soon will too. I hope to see Q Baek and Ha Na Jang perform well this season to make this rookie race even more interesting. I would also like to see some Korean LPGA veterans challenge at tournaments. So Yeon Ryu deserves attention by the media for her great play, but so do Inbee and Sei Young. Ryu is not yet dominant so I think she shouldn't be the face of Korean golf. Putting too much value on looks and body image hurts the women's tour and sportswomen. Just sharing my thoughts. Thanks. South Korean golfers have earned their places near the top of the game, and I hope to see them get the attention they deserve this season and future seasons. Inbee is without question the face of Korean golf in Korea, and Hyo Joo Kim is nearly as popular. I do feel So Yeon is in the same league as they are talentwise, and she has a ton of charisma to boot. But she needs to figure out how to get out of her own way. Her win to top ten ratio is one of the saddest on the LPGA. She's had nearly 50 top tens since joining the tour and only two wins. Players like Mirim Lee have the same number of wins with far fewer top tens. If she can get over that hump she could be huge. |
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Post by IceCat on May 24, 2015 9:06:53 GMT
Weather must have been an issue with the Boynton Beach sectional as it took two days to complete. Simin and Cindy Feng, Vicky Hurst and Ju Young Park didn't stick around for the conclusion after opening with rounds in the 70s; turns out that you needed to go low on this track to have a chance.Quail Ridge Country Club - South Course, Boynton Beach, FL
May 22-23, 2015
Ryann O'Toole, Orlando, FL 68-68--136 - Co-Medalist
Wei Ling Hsu, Charlotte, NC 66-70--136 - Co-Medalist
Perrine Delacour, Orlando, FL 68-71--139 - First Alternate
Jaye Marie Green, Boca Raton, FL 71-68--139 - Second Alternate www.fsga.org/tournament/resultsfileview/d40fa20d-b427-4430-b4e0-3892356c1bf8/?fileId=12026Kevin
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Post by mr3putt on May 24, 2015 17:09:40 GMT
That's a crazy amount of players that bailed after one day.
Looks the The Mini rocket is headed back to the KLPGA in 2016....oh well...at least I'll get to fanboy her in Van City this year.
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