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Monday, July 16, 2018

147th Open tee times, so close for Henderson, Monday morning shagbag

The world of golf is on it's way to, or is already at Carnoustie for the 147th Open where Jordan Spieth will defend his title, he handed back the Claret Jug in a ceremony this morning. The tee times have just been announced and here they are, with Adam Hadwin in the 14th group with Ernie Els and Chesson Hadley at 9.03am.

://www.theopen.com/TeeTimes#!/R1

* Carnoustie's fairways are baked brown, but the greens are well watered and holding. This will be a thinking man's Open, Drives are rolling over 400 yards, so yardage books will be of little use, this week will be played along the ground, the way it was intended.

Much more on the Open and my memories going back to 1966, but now to the Monday morning shag bag.


LPGA Marathon Classic final leaderboard
http://www.lpga.com/tournaments/marathon-classic-presented-by-owens-corning-and-o-i/results

*Brooke Henderson had a 1 shot lead heading into the final round and cruised through the first 14 holes of Sunday bogey free before running into trouble with bogey's on #15 and 16 dropping her to -13, and after she narrowly missed a birdie on 18 for -2 69 she missed the playoff in which Thidapa Suwannapura of Thailand beat American Brittany Lincicome  to win the tournament after both finished 72 holes tied at 14-under 270.

*Brooke had this to say “It was sort of weird. I hated that tee shot on 15 the last couple days, but I tried my best. Sometimes, golf is weird. Sometimes, it just doesn’t go your way and that was kind of me the last four holes. The rest of the way I played really well, so I’m happy

*I was disappointed with my third. It really wasn’t what I was looking for, but I gave it a great putt, looked like it was going in the majority of the way, but it just kind of missed on the high side there. Like I said, I gave it a good effort and unfortunately, it just wasn’t my day today

*Brittany Marchand finished T32 -6 under. Alena Sharp T49 -3


US Senior Women's Open final leaderboard
http://www.usga.org/content/usga/home-page/championships/2018/u-s--senior-women-s-open.html#!scoring

* There isn't much out there for senior women, so I thought it was a good idea to get them all together for the first ever US Senior Women's Open which Dame Laura Davies won at Chicago Golf Club in Wheaton, Ill by 10 shots at -16.

*Lorie Kane finished with a +1 74  T23rd at +13.


PGA Tour John Deere Classic final leaderboard https://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html

* Nobody was catching Micheal Kim who starred in college but could hardly make a cut as a pro until this weekend where shot a final-round 66 to win the John Deere Classic by a record-setting eight strokes at -27 257 to break Steve Stricker’s tournament record by one shot.

* David Hearn and Mackenzie Hughes had good week's,T16. Corey Connors T50 -9, Ben Silverman T65 -4



European Tour Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open final leaderboard
http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2018/tournamentid=2018058/leaderboard/index.html#/leaderboard

*Little known Brandon Stone from South Africa missed a short putt for 59 on Sunday as he equalled the lowest round in European Tour history, -10 60, -20 total, to win Scottish Open on a defenseless Gullane links. The wind only got up on Saturday afternoon and the guys just took a very good course apart. 
 
*Stone is in the Open this week with the win, and his only concern? “Hopefully I can find accommodation (for the Open)!”
 
 
Champions Tour Senior Players Championship final leaderboard
 
* Good old Vijay Singh beat major specialist Jeff Maggert on the second playoff hole to win this Constellation Senior Players Championship.
 
* Stephen Ames T32 -7, Rod Spittle T50 -4.
 
Bryan Angus
 
 
 









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