Canadian Pacific Women's Open Preview, Pairings, and More.

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This week the LPGA moves to Canada for the playing of the Canadian Pacific Women's Open. 

Many of you may remember last year's exciting finish when Lydia Ko defeated Stacy Lewis in a playoff. It was Lydia's third Canadian Open victory in the last four years. 

Here is my preview: 

http://www.tonyslpgareport.com/2016/08/canadian-pacific-womens-open-preview.html

 

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Re: Canadian Pacific Women's Open Preview, Pairings, and Mor

My picks are Suzann Pettersen and Brooke Henderson to win.

Petterson has already shown she can win at Priddis E&S in dramatic and difficult fashion.  Brooke simply has game.  Difficult, speedy greens built into a forrest (N 9) and hillside (S 9) provide unique challenges should the wind blow the way it did when Pettersen scored a 66 in a ripping 4 club wind.  Rough length and wind are the wild cards.  At 4,000' the bombers will fly the ball and extra 25 or more yards.

 

 

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Re: Canadian Pacific Women's Open Preview, Pairings, and Mor

The first round pairings have now been posted: 

http://www.tonyslpgareport.com/2016/08/canadian-pacific-womens-open-preview.html

 

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Re: Canadian Pacific Women's Open Preview, Pairings, and Mor

Here the leaders after round 2 : 

1 Ariya Jutanugarn -12
2 In Gee Chun -9
2 Stephanie Meadow -9
4 Chella Choi -8
4 Mi Jung Hur -8

For more scores: 

http://www.tonyslpgareport.com/2016/08/canadian-pacific-womens-open-preview.html