Canadian Pacific Women's Open 2017

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DATES: August 24-27 SITE: Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club PRIZE MONEY: $2,250,000
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May 8, 2018
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DATES: August 24-27
SITE: Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club
PRIZE MONEY: $2,250,000

Round 4 - Sung Hyun Park wins Canadian Pacific Women's Open

August 27, 2017

Sung Hyun Park fired the round of the day on Sunday, 7-under 64, to win in Canada, beating Mirim Lee by two shots.

“I think it was a perfect game today,” she said. “There were no mistakes today, and I think it was perfect.”

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This was her seventh top-10 finish of the year including her win at the U.S. Open earlier in the year, meaning she is almost certain to win the LPGA's Rookie of the Year award this year.

Park made no bogeys on the final day and made birdie on two of the final three holes.

“Because I am a rookie, I don't really worry about every shot. I just did every shot with confidence. My confidence made me do well this year,” explained Park.

Mirim Lee made two eagles and had her best result since she won the KIA Classic earlier in the season.

Pos.
Player
Scores
Total
To Par
Prize Money
1
Sung Hyun Park
70 - 68 - 69 - 64
271
-13
$337,500.00
2
Mirim Lee
71 - 68 - 66 - 68
273
-11
$209,358.00
3T
Shanshan Feng
68 - 70 - 68 - 68
274
-10
$101,211.00
3T
Marina Alex
66 - 70 - 70 - 68
274
-10
$101,211.00
3T
Cristie Kerr
70 - 67 - 68 - 69
274
-10
$101,211.00
3T
In Gee Chun
67 - 67 - 70 - 70
274
-10
$101,211.00
3T
Nicole Broch Larsen
69 - 68 - 66 - 71
274
-10
$101,211.00

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Round 3 - Broch Larsen and Martin tied at top of leaderboard

August 26, 2017

Nicole Broch Larsen and Mo Martin have taken the lead in Canada. Broch Larsen, who was the 2015 LET Player of the Year, is a rookie on the LPGA this year while Mo Martin had her last, and only, Tour win at the 2014 Ricoh Women's British Open.

“The first two days I had eight bogeys together, but 15 birdies. Today I had one bogey and six birdies. So today was just kind of a little bit more solid. Still a lot of good birdie opportunities and luckily less bogeys,” Broch Larsen said. “I'm playing really solid.”

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Martin is pleased with her overall performance so far.

“It's just good to have things come together. I know I've been playing well. So I'm going to ride this and continue to have a good plan and execute.”

Overnight leader In Gee Chun slipped into third place one shot behind at 9-under.

Pos.
Player
To Par
R1
R2
R3
Total
T1
Nicole Broch Larsen
-10
69
68
66
203
T1
Mo Martin
-10
69
67
67
203
3
In Gee Chun
-9
67
67
70
204
T4
Mirim Lee
-8
71
68
66
205
T4
Cristie Kerr
-8
70
67
68
205
T6
Brooke M. Henderson
-7
74
69
63
206
T6
Mi Jung Hur
-7
71
70
65
206
T6
Shanshan Feng
-7
68
70
68
206
T6
Stacy Lewis
-7
69
68
69
206
T6
So Yeon Ryu
-7
69
68
69
206
T6
Marina Alex
-7
66
70
70
206

Round 2 - In Gee Chun taking lead ahead of tight pack

August 25, 2017

In Gee Chun is taking a two shot lead into the weekend, hoping for her first victory this year after four runner-ups places.

“I (had) a lot of seconds this year, but I think they were good memories for me and a good experience,” said Chun. “I think I'm ready to win.”

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Chun made five birdies and only one bogey for a 4-under 67 while struggling with tricky greens.

“I had a hard time seeing the putting line, so I asked my caddie, and he picked good lines,” she said. “I trusted my line and make it.”

Pos.
Player
To Par
R1
R2
Total
1
In Gee Chun
-8
67
67
134
T2
Mo Martin
-6
69
67
136
T2
Brittany Lincicome
-6
68
68
136
T2
Marina Alex
-6
66
70
136
T5
Cristie Kerr
-5
70
67
137
T5
Nicole Broch Larsen
-5
69
68
137
T5
So Yeon Ryu
-5
69
68
137
T5
Stacy Lewis
-5
69
68
137
T5
Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong
-5
68
69
137
T5
Holly Clyburn
-5
67
70
137

Round 1 - Marina Alex takes opening lead in Ottawa

August 24, 2017

Marina Alex posted a 5-under 66 early on in the day and it remained the score to beat throughout. Alex played a single bogey and six birdies and said the greens at the Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club were ‘almost just as fast as what we played at the U.S. Open.'

“They were rolling unbelievably well. Really quick,” she said. “The nice thing is they're still a bit soft, so the shots are holding into the greens, so it kind of makes for a good combo. You can hit shots in there pretty tight, and then you have really nice pace to hold them.”

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She said her putting was responsible for her success in round 1.

“I putted unbelievably well today. I rolled it so good. So I hope I can just carry that into the next couple days and just tidy up the ball-striking a little bit,” she explained.

Alex has finished in the top-10 four times this season with her best result of T7 at the ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open in February.

Pos. Player
To Par
R1
1 Marina Alex
-5
66
T2 Holly Clyburn
-4
67
T2 In Gee Chun
-4
67
T4 Haeji Kang
-3
68
T4 Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong
-3
68
T4 Angel Yin
-3
68
T4 Shanshan Feng
-3
68
T4 Sei Young Kim
-3
68
T4 Brittany Lincicome
-3
68
T4 Pavarisa Yoktuan
-3
68

Scores

Pos. Player Scores Total To Par Prize Money
1 Sung Hyun Park 70 - 68 - 69 - 64 271 -13 $337,500.00
2 Mirim Lee 71 - 68 - 66 - 68 273 -11 $209,358.00
3T Shanshan Feng 68 - 70 - 68 - 68 274 -10 $101,211.00
3T Marina Alex 66 - 70 - 70 - 68 274 -10 $101,211.00
3T Cristie Kerr 70 - 67 - 68 - 69 274 -10 $101,211.00
3T In Gee Chun 67 - 67 - 70 - 70 274 -10 $101,211.00
3T Nicole Broch Larsen 69 - 68 - 66 - 71 274 -10 $101,211.00
8T Jane Park 72 - 69 - 69 - 65 275 -9 $51,389.00
8T Hyo Joo Kim 69 - 70 - 70 - 66 275 -9 $51,389.00
8T Mo Martin 69 - 67 - 67 - 72 275 -9 $51,389.00
11 Beatriz Recari 69 - 69 - 70 - 68 276 -8 $42,982.00
12T Brooke M. Henderson 74 - 69 - 63 - 71 277 -7 $36,564.00
12T Mi Jung Hur 71 - 70 - 65 - 71 277 -7 $36,564.00
12T Stacy Lewis 69 - 68 - 69 - 71 277 -7 $36,564.00
12T So Yeon Ryu 69 - 68 - 69 - 71 277 -7 $36,564.00
16T Chella Choi 72 - 68 - 70 - 68 278 -6 $29,229.00
16T Jennifer Song 70 - 68 - 72 - 68 278 -6 $29,229.00
16T Caroline Masson 69 - 70 - 69 - 70 278 -6 $29,229.00
16T Brittany Lincicome 68 - 68 - 71 - 71 278 -6 $29,229.00
20T Megan Khang 69 - 73 - 69 - 68 279 -5 $25,905.00
20T Amy Yang 70 - 69 - 71 - 69 279 -5 $25,905.00
22T Yani Tseng 71 - 70 - 71 - 68 280 -4 $21,535.00
22T Haru Nomura 70 - 72 - 69 - 69 280 -4 $21,535.00
22T Joanna Klatten 71 - 70 - 69 - 70 280 -4 $21,535.00
22T Pernilla Lindberg 73 - 70 - 66 - 71 280 -4 $21,535.00
22T Sei Young Kim 68 - 73 - 68 - 71 280 -4 $21,535.00
22T Christina Kim 71 - 70 - 67 - 72 280 -4 $21,535.00
22T Angel Yin 68 - 72 - 68 - 72 280 -4 $21,535.00
22T Nelly Korda 71 - 70 - 66 - 73 280 -4 $21,535.00
30T Brittany Marchand 73 - 67 - 72 - 69 281 -3 $16,964.00
30T Wei-Ling Hsu 72 - 70 - 68 - 71 281 -3 $16,964.00
30T Holly Clyburn 67 - 70 - 71 - 73 281 -3 $16,964.00
30T Caroline Hedwall 71 - 68 - 68 - 74 281 -3 $16,964.00
34T Sandra Changkija 71 - 72 - 71 - 68 282 -2 $14,099.00
34T Gaby Lopez 73 - 69 - 71 - 69 282 -2 $14,099.00
34T Cheyenne Woods 70 - 73 - 69 - 70 282 -2 $14,099.00
34T Jenny Shin 71 - 70 - 70 - 71 282 -2 $14,099.00
34T Laetitia Beck 72 - 71 - 67 - 72 282 -2 $14,099.00
39T Rachel Rohanna 69 - 71 - 73 - 70 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Pavarisa Yoktuan 68 - 74 - 70 - 71 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Paula Creamer 73 - 69 - 69 - 72 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Azahara Munoz 72 - 70 - 69 - 72 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Madelene Sagstrom 70 - 72 - 69 - 72 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Candie Kung 71 - 70 - 70 - 72 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Moriya Jutanugarn 70 - 71 - 69 - 73 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Austin Ernst 70 - 69 - 71 - 73 283 -1 $10,622.00
39T Sarah Jane Smith 71 - 67 - 72 - 73 283 -1 $10,622.00
48T Thidapa Suwannapura 73 - 69 - 72 - 70 284 E $8,224.00
48T Morgan Pressel 74 - 68 - 70 - 72 284 E $8,224.00
48T Pannarat Thanapolboonyaras 72 - 70 - 66 - 76 284 E $8,224.00
48T Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong 68 - 69 - 71 - 76 284 E $8,224.00
52T Marissa Steen 72 - 70 - 73 - 70 285 1 $7,106.00
52T Ashleigh Buhai 71 - 72 - 71 - 71 285 1 $7,106.00
52T Ayako Uehara 69 - 74 - 71 - 71 285 1 $7,106.00
52T Jing Yan 69 - 73 - 70 - 73 285 1 $7,106.00
52T Minjee Lee 70 - 73 - 68 - 74 285 1 $7,106.00
57T Peiyun Chien 69 - 72 - 72 - 73 286 2 $6,304.00
57T Brittany Altomare 74 - 69 - 69 - 74 286 2 $6,304.00
59 Ryann O'Toole 74 - 66 - 74 - 73 287 3 $5,961.00
60T Amy Olson 71 - 70 - 74 - 73 288 4 $5,617.00
60T Min-G Kim 70 - 71 - 74 - 73 288 4 $5,617.00
60T Jacqui Concolino 73 - 69 - 72 - 74 288 4 $5,617.00
63 Lindy Duncan 71 - 72 - 73 - 73 289 5 $5,387.00
64T Min Lee 73 - 68 - 77 - 72 290 6 $5,158.00
64T Alison Lee 71 - 72 - 71 - 76 290 6 $5,158.00
64T Charley Hull 72 - 69 - 73 - 76 290 6 $5,158.00
67 Karrie Webb 70 - 73 - 76 - 76 295 11 $4,929.00
68 Amelia Lewis 72 - 70 - 76 - 78 296 12 $4,813.00
69 Laura Gonzalez Escallon 74 - 68 - 77 - 78 297 13 $4,699.00
CUT Mel Reid 76 - 68 144 2 $0.00
CUT Danielle Kang 74 - 70 144 2 $0.00
CUT Jodi Ewart Shadoff 73 - 71 144 2 $0.00
CUT Min Seo Kwak 73 - 71 144 2 $0.00
CUT Wichanee Meechai 73 - 71 144 2 $0.00
CUT Su Oh 73 - 71 144 2 $0.00
CUT Madeleine Sheils 73 - 71 144 2 $0.00
CUT Sun Young Yoo 73 - 71 144 2 $0.00
CUT Laura Davies 72 - 72 144 2 $0.00
CUT Katie Burnett 71 - 73 144 2 $0.00
CUT Dani Holmqvist 70 - 74 144 2 $0.00
CUT Ally McDonald 70 - 74 144 2 $0.00
CUT Paula Reto 70 - 74 144 2 $0.00
CUT Haeji Kang 68 - 76 144 2 $0.00
CUT Katherine Kirk 76 - 69 145 3 $0.00
CUT Giulia Molinaro 76 - 69 145 3 $0.00
CUT Katherine Perry 74 - 71 145 3 $0.00
CUT Carlota Ciganda 73 - 72 145 3 $0.00
CUT Mina Harigae 73 - 72 145 3 $0.00
CUT Hee Young Park 71 - 74 145 3 $0.00
CUT Kim Kaufman 70 - 75 145 3 $0.00
CUT Lydia Ko 70 - 75 145 3 $0.00
CUT Alison Walshe 69 - 76 145 3 $0.00
CUT Annie Park 78 - 68 146 4 $0.00
CUT Lee-Anne Pace 75 - 71 146 4 $0.00
CUT Jackie Stoelting 75 - 71 146 4 $0.00
CUT Angela Stanford 74 - 72 146 4 $0.00
CUT Vicky Hurst 73 - 73 146 4 $0.00
CUT Mi Hyang Lee 73 - 73 146 4 $0.00
CUT Jeong Eun Lee 72 - 74 146 4 $0.00
CUT Belen Mozo 72 - 74 146 4 $0.00
CUT Simin Feng 71 - 75 146 4 $0.00
CUT Emily K. Pedersen 70 - 76 146 4 $0.00
CUT Sadena Parks 77 - 70 147 5 $0.00
CUT Ilhee Lee 73 - 74 147 5 $0.00
CUT Kelly Shon 73 - 74 147 5 $0.00
CUT Karine Icher 72 - 75 147 5 $0.00
CUT Cydney Clanton 71 - 76 147 5 $0.00
CUT Celine Herbin 77 - 71 148 6 $0.00
CUT Olafia Kristinsdottir 75 - 73 148 6 $0.00
CUT Karen Chung 74 - 74 148 6 $0.00
CUT Tiffany Joh 74 - 74 148 6 $0.00
CUT Pornanong Phatlum 74 - 74 148 6 $0.00
CUT Mariajo Uribe 74 - 74 148 6 $0.00
CUT Dana Finkelstein 73 - 75 148 6 $0.00
CUT Mika Miyazato 73 - 75 148 6 $0.00
CUT Kris Tamulis 73 - 75 148 6 $0.00
CUT Beth Allen 72 - 76 148 6 $0.00
CUT Nanna Koerstz Madsen 72 - 76 148 6 $0.00
CUT Bronte Law 72 - 76 148 6 $0.00
CUT Maddie Szeryk 79 - 70 149 7 $0.00
CUT Anne-Catherine Tanguay 76 - 73 149 7 $0.00
CUT Jaclyn Lee 75 - 74 149 7 $0.00
CUT Emily Tubert 75 - 74 149 7 $0.00
CUT Sakura Yokomine 74 - 75 149 7 $0.00
CUT Laura Diaz 73 - 76 149 7 $0.00
CUT Augusta James 73 - 76 149 7 $0.00
CUT Stephanie Meadow 70 - 79 149 7 $0.00
CUT Eun-Hee Ji 78 - 72 150 8 $0.00
CUT Becky Morgan 78 - 72 150 8 $0.00
CUT Sandra Gal 76 - 74 150 8 $0.00
CUT Demi Runas 76 - 74 150 8 $0.00
CUT Julie Yang 76 - 74 150 8 $0.00
CUT Maude-Aimee Leblanc 73 - 77 150 8 $0.00
CUT Lee Lopez 73 - 77 150 8 $0.00
CUT Ssu-Chia Cheng 79 - 72 151 9 $0.00
CUT Alena Sharp 78 - 73 151 9 $0.00
CUT Mariah Stackhouse 78 - 73 151 9 $0.00
CUT Dori Carter 76 - 75 151 9 $0.00
CUT Catriona Matthew 75 - 76 151 9 $0.00
CUT Jaye Marie Green 73 - 78 151 9 $0.00
CUT Grace St-Germain 80 - 72 152 10 $0.00
CUT Kelly Tan 74 - 78 152 10 $0.00
CUT Nontaya Srisawang 80 - 73 153 11 $0.00
CUT Na Yeon Choi 78 - 75 153 11 $0.00
CUT Brittany Lang 74 - 79 153 11 $0.00
CUT Brooke Pancake 72 - 81 153 11 $0.00
CUT Ariya Jutanugarn 76 - 78 154 12 $0.00
CUT Jennifer Ha 74 - 80 154 12 $0.00
CUT Hannah Hellyer 78 - 78 156 14 $0.00
CUT Perrine Delacour 75 - 81 156 14 $0.00
CUT Maria Parra 82 - 75 157 15 $0.00
CUT Xiyu Lin 80 - 77 157 15 $0.00
CUT Samantha Richdale 77 - 80 157 15 $0.00
CUT Naomi Ko 83 - 75 158 16 $0.00
CUT Lorie Kane 80 - 81 161 19 $0.00
WDC Michelle Wie 71 - 68 - 70 209 -4 $4,585.00

Preview

 

Jutanugarn healthy and ready to defend #CPWO win

Ariya Jutanugarn has won the last two times she’s stepped onto Canadian soil. This week, she’s hoping to make it three-for-three at Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club.

Last year, Jutanugarn capped her five-win season with a four-stroke win at the 2016 CP Women’s Open at Priddis Greens Golf and Country Club in Calgary, Alberta. And in June 2017, she won the Manulife LPGA Classic in Hamilton, Ontario, draining a 25-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole to beat In Gee Chun and Lexi Thompson.

“I love everything here,” said Jutanugarn, who also had success here as an amateur, winning the 2012 Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship. “All the spectators, they’re so nice. They come support us and not only the tournament days. Even practice rounds they come out and give us full support. I feel (it’s) like my second home.”

Since Jutanugarn’s victory in June, a nagging shoulder injury dating back to 2013 has been bothering the young player from Thailand. She was forced to withdraw from one event and missed the cut at three of her last five starts. However, Jutanugarn comes into Ottawa off two weeks of rest and rehab and is ready to defend her title, saying “I’m getting better, and I work on it every day, so I feel better.”

Jutanugarn will tee off on No. 10 on Thursday at 1:42 p.m. with Angel Yin, who sank the clinching putt for the USA at last week’s Solheim Cup, and 2017 U.S. Women’s Open champion Sung Hyun Park.

Kirk returns to Ottawa, site of first LPGA win

This week marks Katherine Kirk’s first visit to the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club since 2008, when she won the CP Women’s Open for her first LPGA victory. You might think that all the excitement would make this a can’t-forget moment. But with a sheepish grin, Kirk admits that it’s all a blur.

“I remember a little bit of Thursday’s round and a little of Sunday’s round, but Friday, Saturday, not so much,” said Kirk, who trailed Yani Tseng by six strokes going into Sunday’s final round. “If you asked me what I shot, I don’t think I could tell you actually I’d have to look it up.”

For the record, Kirk shot a final-round 69 to win by one stroke over Se Ri Pak and two strokes over Tseng. Of course, many people here at OHGC still remember the Australian for her 2008 success.

“I’ve had a few volunteers come up to me and say, hey, we met you at the volunteer tent back in ‘08 and you signed a hat for us,” said Kirk, who captured the third win of her LPGA career at July’s Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic. “Or people would come up to me, hey, hopefully you can repeat from ‘08. So obviously there are a lot of folks that have come back or either volunteered or they’re going to come out and watch the tournament this week.”

Kirk will tee off on No. 10 on Thursday at 1:20 p.m. with Paula Creamer and Inbee Park.

So Yeon Ryu nominated for Sportswoman of the Year

World No. 1 So Yeon Ryu, winner of the 2014 CP Women’s Open, has been nominated for 2017 Sportswoman of the Year by the Women’s Sports Foundation. Finalists in both individual and team sports have “distinguished themselves from the field with their amazing athletic performances” over the last year. Ryu is the reigning ANA Inspiration champion and is in the top three of numerous LPGA statistical categories: Rolex Player of the Year (first), Money List (first), top-10 finishes (first), Race to the CME Globe (second), eagles (second) and scoring average (third).

Ryu joins an illustrious list of 2017 nominees, including Olympic swimming star Katie Ledecky, Paralympic track-and-field sensation Tatyana McFadden, the WNBA’s Maya Moore and world champion bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor. Past winners include LPGA stars Yani Tseng (2011), Lorena Ochoa (2007), Annika Sorenstam (2004) and Juli Inkster (1999), as well as international sporting icons Serena Williams (2015), Mia Hamm (1997, 1999) and Michelle Kwan (1998).

To vote for So Yeon Ryu, visit http://sportswomanoftheyear.com/. Voting runs through Aug. 27 and the winners will be announced at the 38th Annual Salute to Women in Sports on Oct. 18 in New York City.

By the numbers

6 – Wire-to-wire winners in tournament history: So Yeon Ryu (2014), Michelle Wie (2010), Meg Mallon (2004), Martha Nause (1994), Cathy Johnston (1990) and Pat Bradley (1980)
8 – The tournament’s biggest come-from-behind victory, set by Cristie Kerr in 2006
62 – The tournament’s single-round scoring record, set by Song-Hee Kim in the second round of the 2009 tournament, conducted at Priddis Greens Golf and Country Club in Calgary
64 – Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club’s course record, set by Yani Tseng in the second round of the 2008 CP Women’s Open
265 – At -23, the tournament’s 72-hole scoring record, returned by Ariya Jutanugarn (2016), So Yeon Ryu (2014) and Lydia Ko (2013)

Quotable

“In golf we’re kind of fortunate that we can do a lot of fundraising through it, and I think there is certainly that aspect of it. We know that we can raise the profile not only of golf, but also of local charities and just bring awareness to different courses and obviously children’s health. Heart health is a big one, so it’s nice to be involved with that.” - Katherine Kirk, on giving back via the game of golf

“I remember I played with my sister and I beat her, yeah, that was a really good memory for me.”
- Ariya Jutanugarn, on her best memory of the 2012 Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship

“I’ve been hearing a lot, today especially, hey, I want you to come second today behind Brooke.”
- A laughing Lydia Ko, on the support she receives from Canadian fans

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