Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational R3

Great Lakes Invitational 2021 R3
July 14-17
Midland Country Club, Michigan
$2,300,000
Round 1, Round 2

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Defending champions Cydney Clanton and Jasmine Suwannapura (Team All In), along with Pajaree Anannarukarn and Aditi Ashok (Spice Girls) sit in a tie for first at 15-under. Both teams posted bogey-free rounds in the alternate shot format, with Anannarukarn and Ashok carding birdies on the 3rd, 6th and 15th to post a 67. Clanton and Suwannapura recorded their third consecutive 65 thanks to five birdies, including two on the closing holes.

Great Lakes Invitational 2021 R3

“We’ve played good, and I think again today we stayed very patient because we didn’t have many good looks until the very end, and then Jasmine made some clutch putts on 17 and 18,” said Clanton.

“I think we stayed pretty patient. I don’t think just because we win two years ago, it doesn’t mean that the golf course was easy. Doesn’t mean that we’re going to be able to play some good golf ,” said Suwannapura. “It’s just golf. Like we just stay patient and find opportunities for ourselves to make birdies and have fun with each other.”

Great Lakes Invitational 2021 R3

After a bogey on the second hole, the team of Mel Reid and Carlota Ciganda (Reidy to Fiesta) rallied to record five birdies to finish with a 66, in solo third at 14-under overall.

One stroke below them sit three teams at 13-under in a tie for fourth : 2020/21 Tour rookies A Lim Kim and Yealimi Noh, Tour winners Jeongeun Lee6 and Mi Jung Hur (MI6) and sisters Ariya and Moriya Jutanugarn.

Great Lakes Invitational 2021 R3

Eight teams are five shots out of the lead at 10-under, including Jessica and Nelly Korda, who followed up their 69 during the best-ball format on Thursday with a 66 that featured four-straight birdies starting from the third hole.

Major champion Cristie Kerr and partner Stephanie Meadow (Team AZ) are also among those at 10-under.

“You literally could shoot 10 to 14-under in best ball. I think we’re going to have to bring it tomorrow to have a chance to win. It’ll be nice to be a couple groups back and have less eyeballs on us. But if we can get off to a hot start and continue, there is no reason why you couldn’t get most of them,” said nine-time U.S. Solheim Cup Team veteran Kerr. “Weather is supposed to be good, and we’re just going to go out there and do our best.”

Great Lakes Invitational 2021 R3

Pos.	Team	To Par	R1	R2	R3	Total
1	SUWANNAPURA, J. / CLANTON, C.	-15	65	65	65	195
1	ANANNARUKARN, / ASHOK, A.	-15	65	63	67	195
3	CIGANDA, C. / REID, M.	-14	66	64	66	196
4	KIM, A LIM / NOH, Y.	-13	69	62	66	197
4	LEE6, JE. / HUR, M. J.	-13	67	62	68	197
4	JUTANUGARN, A. / JUTANUGARN, M.	-13	67	59	71	197
7	LEE, MJ. / SASO, Y.	-10	69	65	66	200
7	LEWIS, S. / FASSI, M.	-10	69	65	66	200
7	PARK, H.Y. / SONG, J.	-10	69	65	66	200
7	KORDA, N. / KORDA, J.	-10	65	69	66	200
7	ALTOMARE, B. / YIN, A.	-10	72	61	67	200
7	LINCICOME, B. / LANG, B.	-10	68	64	68	200
7	KERR, C. / MEADOW, S.	-10	69	62	69	200
7	SCHMELZEL, S. / PAGDANGANAN, B.	-10	69	62	69	200
15	THOMPSON, L. / HATAOKA, N.	-9	69	63	69	201
15	YANG, A. / KANG, HJ.	-9	70	61	70	201
17	LEE, J.E. / CHOI, N.Y.	-8	71	65	66	202
17	HENDERSON, B.M. / CHUN, I.G.	-8	71	62	69	202
17	KHANG, M. / EWING, A.	-8	70	63	69	202
17	WEAVER, L. / LEE, A.	-8	69	63	70	202
17	RYU, S.Y. / PARK, I.	-8	67	65	70	202
17	STEPHENSON, L. / HOLLIS, J.	-8	65	67	70	202
23	O’TOOLE, R. / JACKSON, J.	-7	70	64	69	203
23	STOELTING, J. / PERRY, K.	-7	71	63	69	203
23	KIM, H.J. / JI, E-H.	-7	71	61	71	203
23	MEECHAI, W. / YOKTUAN, P.	-7	66	63	74	203
27	HSU, W. / LEE, M.	-6	76	60	68	204
27	KIRK, K. / OLSON, A.	-6	73	63	68	204
27	HERBIN, C. / ITURRIOZ, N.	-6	68	63	73	204
30	RETO, P. / ARDINA, D.	-5	69	67	69	205
30	MARTIN, M. / HURST, V.	-5	69	66	70	205
30	KANG, D. / KO, L.	-5	68	63	74	205
33	EWART SHADOFF, / TALLEY, E.	-4	72	64	70	206
34	POPOV, S. / VAN DAM, A.	-3	71	65	71	207
34	LAW, B. / SAGSTROM, M.	-3	69	67	71	207
34	MASSON, C. / ERNST, A.	-3	68	68	71	207
34	INGLIS, C. / DO, B.	-3	69	66	72	207
34	GILLMAN, K. / CHANG, J.	-3	72	61	74	207
39	SHARP, A. / KEMP, S.	-2	72	64	72	208
39	TAN, K. / LOPEZ, L.	-2	69	67	72	208
41	STROM, L. / JOHANSSON, L.	-1	71	65	73	209
42	LEE, M.H. / CHOI, C.	-3	73	64		137
42	ALEX, M. / GREEN, J.M.	-3	71	66		137
42	KNIGHT, C. / SZOKOL, E.	-3	69	68		137
42	STACKHOUSE, M. / WOODS, C.	-3	69	68		137
46	KUPCHO, J. / HARIGAE, M.	-2	72	66		138
46	SMITH, S.J. / LINDBERG, P.	-2	70	68		138
46	MOORE, H. / URIELL, A.	-2	74	64		138
49	LOPEZ, G. / SOBRON, L.	-1	72	67		139
49	PARK, A. / KIM, KY.	-1	73	66		139
49	LEE, ES. / KWAK, M.	-1	73	66		139
49	MOLINARO, G. / HOLMQVIST, D.	-1	72	67		139
49	DARQUEA, D. / COUGHLIN, L.	-1	71	68		139
49	LEE, AN. / KIM, L.	-1	72	67		139
49	NAGEL, E. / GULBIS, N.	-1	72	67		139
56	RIDDERSTROM, L. / TAMULIS, K.	0	72	68		140
56	AVERYHARDT, S. / UWADIA, A.	0	74	66		140
56	PHATLUM, P. / NIPHATSOPHON,	0	75	65		140
56	TORRES, M. / STEEN, M.	0	74	66		140
56	COLEMAN, J. / DELACOUR, P.	0	71	69		140
56	MUANGKHUMSAKUL / PANNARAT, T.	0	71	69		140
56	CONCOLINO, J. / WALSHE, A.	0	73	67		140
63	MCPHERSON, K. / DYE, K.	+1	73	68		141
63	LEE, JA. / DRYBURGH, G.	+1	76	65		141
65	HARTLAGE, L. / LYNE, M.	+2	78	64		142
65	CHAN, T. / HE, M.	+2	76	66		142
65	BELAC, A. / BURNHAM, S.	+2	78	64		142
68	YAMAGUCHI, S. / SON, Y.	+3	74	69		143
69	MICHAELS, S. / BUNCH, A.	+6	78	68		146
DQ	SALAS, L. / BUHAI, A.		74
DQ	SCHECHTER, M. / GONZALEZ ESCAL		70