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 Marianne
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01.06 LET:
Marianne Skarpnord spilte svakt
siste dag
Falt nedover på listen søndag. Lill avsluttet greit. Amy Yang vant klart foran
Louise Stahle. Mariann endte på en noe skuffende 36. plass etter en sisterunde
på 74 slag. Lill Sæther hadde 73 70 73 72 og ble nr 51. Michelle Wie, USA,
viser at hun trolig er på vei tilbake til toppen etter sin 6. plass med rundene
68 69 70 67.
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31.05 LET:
Marianne Skarpnord begynner å
bli vant til å spille under par
Marianne Skarpnord spiller bra for tiden. Men det er ikke så lett å bli vant
til å være menge under par. Det er snakk om å bli vant til å bli mange under
par - bli vant til å spille på et høyere nivå. Noen trenger lang tid på å lære
seg dette. Andre trenger kortere tid. Etter tre runder er Marianne 6 under par
på en 21. plass i Ladies German Open på Golfpark Gut Hausern. Lill klarte
cutten, men er med et stykke nede på listen etter tre runder.
Michelle Wie spiller bra. Hun er nr 7 etter tre runder på 9 under par 68,69,70)
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enger godt med i Sveits. Lill også videre
27.05 LET:
Lill og Marianne får besøk av
Michelle Wie på LET i Tyskland denne uken
Det blir spennende å følge våre beste norske som er i god form for tiden. Cecilie Lundgreen er
på reservelisten.
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Fra forrige uke:
 Tutta
åpnet bra
25.05 LET:
Tutta vant klart på LET i Sveits
denne uken
Tutta vant med klar margin etter at sisterunden ble kansellert pga regn. Tutta
vant med 6 slag. Det ble 79.000 euro i premie. Amy Yang ble nr 2. Gledelig var
det at Marianne Skarpnord ble nr 6. Det var ingen overraskelse for oss her på
Golfsiden. Redaktøren hadde den glede å spille en runde med Marianne for en
drøy uke siden. Da hadde hun gått de 7 siste hullene 6 under par da hun sto på
18. tee. Slagene var veldig bra hele veien, og puttingen hennes var meget
stødig. Vi gleder oss til fortsettelsen. Lill Sæther misset cutten denne
gangen.
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Her er rapport fra LET:
Suzann Pettersen was crowned Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open champion on Sunday
after the fourth and final round of the competition was cancelled due to a
water logged course at Golf Gerre Losone.
Tournament organisers took the decision to reduce the event from 72 to 54 holes
at 11am on Sunday as many of the fairways and greens were flooded after heavy
rainfall, making the course unplayable.
Andy Lott, director of tournament operations, said: “Unfortunately we find the
course is unplayable. We have too much water out there to make it safe for
people to play and to be fair.”
With the fourth round cancelled, the results at the end of round three were
final. Pettersen’s winning total of 194, 22-under-par, broke the Ladies
European Tour’s record for the lowest winning 54-hole aggregate. This
previously stood at 190 (-17), having been set by French woman Karine Icher at
the 2004 Catalonia Ladies Masters. Pettersen revealed that she had been aiming
to go much lower than that and beat Laura Davies’ record of 25-under for 72
holes, set at the 1995 Guardian Holidays Irish Open at St Margaret’s.
“I was going to try to get to 30; that was my aim from the last couple of days:
get to 30 under so who knows. I would have had to have played really well today
if that was the case but I think it was possible,” she said.
“If it’s not playable it’s not playable and there is not much you can do.
That’s what happens when you play outdoor sport every now and again. I was kind
of looking forward to keeping going, throwing some birdies on the board and
seeing how low I could go.”
With the results standing as they were at the end of the third round, Pettersen
took her third Ladies European Tour title, and her eighth overall, by a six
stroke margin with South Korean teenager Amy Yang in second on 16-under-par.
Gwladys Nocera, who broke her own course record with a ten-under 62 in the
third round, finished third on 15-under, with Lotta Wahlin three shots further
back in fourth.
Pettersen, the world number three, led the way with rounds of 67, 63 and 64 to
earn the first prize of €78,500. She dedicated her prize to a 24-year-old
family friend who passed away on Monday.
“I would like to dedicate this victory to Karolyn,” said a tearful Pettersen at
the prize giving. “She is a dear family friend of ours. We went to see her in
the hospital at the end of last week and we pretty much knew she wasn’t going
to make it. Of course it’s tough to see a friend of yours like that, who is
only 24 years old. She had a blood clot on her leg.”
Pettersen will take increased confidence back to America ahead of her defence
of the McDonald’s LPGA Championship in a fortnight.
“I’m really glad McDonalds is only two weeks away. Everything is about trying
to prepare for the big ones. I’ve been working hard over the last couple of
weeks and now everything is starting to fall together,” she said. “I will bring
all the good feelings and the confidence back to the US. I will try to have a
good week next week and go into McDonalds with a clean mind and just play my
heart out again.”
In finishing second, Yang posted her career best finish since winning the 2006
ANZ Ladies Masters as a 16-year-old amateur. She earned €53,287.50 to move into
the lead on the New Star Money List and also collected an Omega watch for her
hole-in-one at the seventh in the third round.
“Suzann is a great player and with a six shot difference it would have been
really difficult to beat her,” said Yang. “I’m a little disappointed but still
pretty happy. My putting was better this week so I’m looking forward to next
week too.”
Alexandra Armas, executive director of the Ladies European Tour, added: “I
think it’s been a fantastic week of scoring. There are a lot of birdies out
there and I think a lot of players would have gone out strong to try and move
up the leader board. We can’t help the weather. It is a golf tournament and it
is about the golf. ”
Hanns Michael Hölz, head of corporate sports at Deutsche Bank, the title
sponsor of the tournament, added: “Normally the Ticino region is known as the
sunny terrace of Switzerland but sometimes maybe because of climate change, it
has become more like the rain terrace. These things happen. In my view, I think
it was a great sports event and we had some spectacular golf.”
Fra tidligere:
22.05 LET:
Lill (76) og Marianne (71) lå
bak Tutta etter 1. runde på LET i Sveits denne uken
Tutta på delt 2. plass etter første runde. Tutta gikk på 67 (-5) og deler 2.
plassen med 6 andre. Rebecca Coakley (IRE) gikk på meget gode 63 slag. Marianne
er nr 32 og Lill nr 100 etter den første runden. Her følger du med videre.
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Fra tidligere:
 Lill-Kristin
Sæther
20.05 LET:
Lill og Marianne får besøk av
Tutta på LET i Sveits denne uken
Det er lenge mellom hver gang våre tre beste damer møtes. Cecilie Lundgreen er
nr 9 på reservelisten.
De spiller i Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open
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