Thanks to an excellent last lap, the English Charley Hull clinched victory in New York for this third Aramco Team Series. In the midst of some big names, Pauline Roussin-Bouchard took a very good seventh place.
We were waiting Nelly Korda, leader after two laps. But the world number 1 was surprised by Charley Hull. The Polish-born Englishwoman edged out the winner of the LPGA Championship suddenly thanks to an excellent last card of 65 (-7). She had also started her day perfectly with four birdies on the first four holes. ” One of the best parts of my career She reacted after her title.
6⃣5⃣✍️@HullCharley equals the round of the week & signs for a bogey-free 65 (-7) to set the clubhouse lead on -12 ????#RaiseOurGame | #BringTheEnergy pic.twitter.com/85bgJfgmCg
– Ladies European Tour (@LETgolf) October 16, 2021
The American Danielle Kang is content with third place three lengths behind the winner. Two shots later, the Slovenian Pia Babnik and Jessica Korda share fourth place. It is in passing the team of the latter, with Karolin Lampert and Lina Boqvist, which won in the dark night after a play-off against the team Popov.
Superb tee shot from @TheJessicakorda on the second playoff hole ????#RaiseOurGame | #BringTheEnergy pic.twitter.com/7oMh4t0pUq
– Ladies European Tour (@LETgolf) October 16, 2021
Pauline Roussin-Bouchard confirms
After two cards under par, the 21-year-old French driver signed a 73 (+1) this Saturday to finish the event in seventh position. It is on the return (40, +4) that the student fromUniversity of South Carolina lost points with two bogeys in particular on the last two holes which took her away from the top 5. After her victory in Sweden, then her third place in the Lacoste Ladies Open De France, Pauline Roussin-Bouchard confirms that it has largely the level of the professional world. The next step for her will be the second round of the LPGA Tour cards starting Thursday in Florida.
With the same last card as his compatriot, Lucie Malchirand placed 24th in this event, contested on the Glen Oaks Club course. Astrid Vayson De Pradenne follows her a blow behind at the 29th row.
The leaderboard
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