You can find a lot more details scattered across the web (a necessary task because Golfweek apparently stopped updating their "complete coverage" 9 days ago!). Here are some links to stories and scores I've been able to find:
- Bellingham
- Big Foot
- Dunwoody
- Half Moon Bay
- Longmeadow
- Plantation Bay
- Terravita
- Trump National
- Waialae
- The Woodlands
Still to come:
- Glen Echo (May 29th)
- Industry Hills (May 29th)
- The Oaks Club (May 29th)
- Wayzata (May 29th)
- Woodmont (May 29th)
- Carolina Trace (May 30th)
- Fox Chapel (May 30th)
- Stonebriar (May 30th)
- The Broadmoor (June 3rd)
Cheyenne Woods will play her 1st event as a professional at Carolina Trace next week. Let's see how she does!
[Update 1 (10:30 pm): Oh, yeah, Seoul Sisters.com already has 4 pages of posts and we're still still more than a month out. Should've gone there 1st!]
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So Ciganda flew from Europe to Chicago, drove to Lake Geneva, won a 36-hole qualifier at Big Foot Country Club on Monday and within minutes of signing her scorecard was on her way to O'Hare International Airport to fly to Germany."Why here?" said Ciganda, a 21-year-old rookie on the Ladies European Tour. "Because it was the only day I could come." Ciganda shot rounds of 69 and 70 for a 7-under-par 139 total, good for a whopping 11-shot margin of victory in the 36-hole qualifier. She advances to the U.S. Women's Open July 5-8 at Blackwolf Run in Kohler.
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