While Madelene Sagström concluded the first round of the Olympic tournament in first place, Perrine Delacour and Céline Boutier are not in contact with the Swede.
Delacour serious, Boutier will have to react
First Tricolor in the general classification, Perrine Delacour concluded the day with a blow under par, sharing 16th place with New Zealander Lydia Ko in particular. A first round that the Frenchwoman started with a bogey at hole number 4 but, fortunately , it was her only. Thanks to the birdies gleaned at the three 8’s and 14’s, Perrine Delacour is only four strokes behind Madelene Sagström. She even offers herself the luxury of doing better than the recent winner of the Evian Championship, the Australian Minjee Lee. The latter, with a delicate end of the course, could not do better than par. Céline Boutier, meanwhile, squandered a promising first-round start. Indeed, with the birdie made on the three 2, 5 and 6, the Frenchwoman erased her first missed hole. But then it got really complicated. Indeed, the 59th player in the world conceded four bogeys on the last ten holes of the course and ended the day tied for 41st place with two strokes over par. If it intends to weigh on the rest of this Olympic tournament, the Habs will have to react in the second round on Thursday.TOKYO / GOLF SUMMER GAMES (F)Ranking at the end of the first round (par 71) – Wednesday August 4, 20211- Madelene Sagström (SUE) 662- Nelly Korda (USA) 67– Aditi Ashok (IND) 674- Matilda Castren (FIN) 68– Jin Young Ko (CdS) 68– Carlota Ciganda (ESP) 687- Bianca Pagdanganan (PHI) 69– Inbee Park (CdS) 69– Klara Splikova (RTC) 69– Nanna Koerstz Madsen (DAN) 69– Wei-Ling Hsu (TAI) 69– Azahara Munoz (ESP) 69– Danielle Kanf (USA) 69– Sei Young Kim (CdS) 69– Min Le (TAI) 69…16- Perrine Delacour (FRA) 70…41- Céline Boutier (FRA) 70…