Ladies open Turnberry

• daveparr 1,175 Posts

  Sun, Aug 2 2015 3:10 AM

  Well this game is not very enjoyable at present with Camera views from the T on Approach shots to the greens is not helpful just dont know how l managed a -5 playing R.S.G F/9 useing this camera lol, the green dots are sorted nice and smooth that helped a lot never missed a putt within 2/3 yds breaks were true

  But today is the 4th Day of the ladies British open at Turnberry  just a beautiful golf course and the ladies had Great weather Day one, then absolute foul weather day 2,3, with the odd out breaks of sun when the wind droped  just a lottery on the T.off times some got just ok conditions other very bad but thats Golf

  Going to tune in from 2pm G.M.T today and enjoy the last day looks like its going to be a  an Exciteing days golf there are some close scores at the top of the leaderboard

   

• Malbremal 5 Posts

  Sun, Aug 2 2015 12:37 PM

  Yep I haven't bothered playing WGT all weekend cos of the camera issue, hope it's resolved relatively soon. 

  I have watched a fair bit of the Ladies Open though, enjoyed it, felt sorry for them in some of that weather though, well until I remember they get paid handsomely for it, whilst I played today in rain for the fun of it!

  Felt sorry for Jin Young ko, played all rounds with a lovely smile on her face until the 16th today when you could see she was holding back the tears after finding water and realistically her hopes of winning in her 1st major gone. Great to watch though adn Inbee Park played a perfect final round. 

  Right please WGT sort the camera issue before you lose members for good. 

   

   

   

• Lobsterboy 4,729 Posts

  Sun, Aug 2 2015 4:58 PM

  Watched it as well Dave . . . Inbee rocks the foul weather :)

  

  TURNBERRY, SCOTLAND - JULY 29: Inbee Park of South Korea in action during her final practice round  …

  Inbee Park did it again.

  Closing with a tournament-best-tying final-round 65, Park caught and passed 54-hole co-leaders Jin Young Ko and Teresa Lu to secure her first Ricoh Women's British Open at Turnberry in Scotland. It's the seventh major title for Park, who has won six of her seven majors in her last 14 major starts. That's a whopping 43 percent clip. 

  Park, who won the first three majors of 2013, has now won two in '15, including the first-ever Women's PGA Championship.