Women’s PGA Championship: Final Round-Live! | Sports

Grand Slam champion Nelly Korda made a speech. “I played very well this week. I had a great week last week and I continued this momentum into this week. I have put in a lot of work. In order to finally win three games and get a grand slam, honest Say, I don’t even have anything to say. This is something I’ve been working for since I was 14. It’s really special to finally complete this job in Atlanta with such an amazing crowd. I have a great one Caddie, so I yelled at Jason. I tried to keep a level head, one shot at a time.”

These are some of the performances of Nelly Korda, the 2021 women’s PGA champion and number one in the new world. This is her first Grand Slam tournament and the sixth victory of her career. She is the first American woman to win a Grand Slam title since Angela Stanford won Evian in 2018. She is also the first American woman to be ranked number one in the world since Stacy Lewis in 2014. Base again. Interview!

Korda completes the style, scrolling a left-to-right slider into the cup to reach par. She raised her hands triumphantly, quiet and humble, and then burst into tears with joy. She was hugged by sister Jessica, her mother and partner, and then sprayed some delicious champagne. What a wonderful show! Catch 68 in a day. There are two best eagles you have ever seen. Her second entry 5-almost shot an albatross from 250 yards-will become a legend.

-19: Keda (female)
-16: Room (F)

Wow Nellie! She made an exciting putt 15 feet from the hole. But that’s okay. Salas hit par with two putts and 71 in the final round. Second place, she smiled warmly. She did nothing wrong today; she just encountered natural forces in the game.

…But Salas didn’t take advantage of it. She found the middle of the green, which was a strangely gentle shot choice, because she needed something very dramatic to keep her faint hope. Therefore, both women went to the green and received the applause they deserved because they put on a wonderful performance. They all perform very well in their own very different ways.

From 121 yards, Nelly Korda sent a huge split to the back of the 18th goal. The long one is better than the short and wet one. The right decision… Of course, unless Salas is out…

As expected, Salas and Koda both played. On the green, Molinaro caught a birdie and he saved the third place share. This is her best result in a major so far; in fact, this is the best result of her career. She-9. At the same time, the ever-interesting Tavatanakit kept the bodyguard, she hit the ball into the water, fell, and hit the 3 wood into the green, almost exhausting a long birdie putt. She ends the week with -8.

“A good way to end it.” Salas responded sarcastically, sending her final blow into a bunker on the right. Korda uses hybrid power on the T-shirt to ensure safety. It is meaningless to win any chance in 18 games with a three-shot lead. She passed the ball directly from the middle and allowed the club to spin well. The nerves will be tense, but life will feel good now.

Salas and Korda took turns barely touching their putters, just watched their ball keep rolling through the hole. They are all unmissable; they are all made. With a pair of pars, Nellie Koda is one hole away from her first Grand Slam championship…become the number one golfer in the world!

The sun is coming out Salas had to compete at the age of 17, hiding his pins by the water. She made a beautiful shot from the flag to 15 feet. She really needs to push in that birdie push… and hope that Koda will send her ball into the salt water again. But today is not the first time that Korda aimed at the target, took an aggressive route, and took out the cargo. She will see the birdies from a similar distance, and her first Grand Slam champion is now within reach!

Another hole, another three-put bogey by Molinaro. She slipped out of the third share. She-9. Thirty minutes ago, the third place solo looked pretty good; now she needs to catch a tie on the last birdie.

Salas pushed into Paula. Korda’s birdie effort flashed past, but the lead was still three points. At this moment, the sky opened briefly, just to add a little wind blowing drama.

-19: N times (16)
-16: Salas (15)
-10: HJ Kim (F), Molinaro (16)
-8: Kang (F), Thawatanaji (16)

Salas scored 16 holes for the second time, occupying only the back of the green. She will carefully observe the bird from the edge. Korda increased the pressure by holding close to 15 feet. Salas puts fast, but always stays on the left. The test standard protection program will be launched soon. At the same time, on the 18th hole, Kim Hyo-joo pushed into the birdie putt, she ended the day with a 68, and the week ended with a -10. She is the new club leader.

Giulia Molinaro had problems at the wrong time. She followed her doubles at the age of 15 and swallowed a three-put bogey at the age of 16. Suddenly, the mat protecting her third place almost disappeared…Kim Hyo-joo pushed the birdie when he was 18 years old!

-19: N times (15)
-16: Salas (15)
-10: Molinaro (16)
-9: HJ Kim (17)

Austin Ernst scored 70 points. Promise more in one round. She ends the week with -7. Back on the 16th hole, Salas and Koda take turns to divide the fairway.Nelly’s drive is gone mile; This is a good response to that doubles, her caddie praised the positive side with hymns before kick-off.

Koda didn’t quite hit her bogey push. It stayed on the right lip, she wandered quietly and Jeffen. Swallowing a double bogey, this is the first time she has conceded since the hole opened on Friday. Salas’s two putt par, her footsteps appeared again in the spring, and now only leads-only! – three.

-19: N times (15)
-16: Salas (15)
-11: Molinaro (15)

Molinaro pushed into a double-bogey five twice and slipped to -11. She left the green and let Kodak hit the third ball from the drop zone. How good she played! She clutched the nettles, pointed directly at the flag, and faced the water again. Fearless, when her ball lands six feet from the flag, the lack of conservatism pays off. As long as she swallows a bogey, she has a great chance to escape. In this case, this is a wonderful opportunity.

Before Molinaro putt out, Korda and Salas were invited to play. Try to make things happen. Waiting seemed to disrupt Korda’s rhythm, because she made a heavy touch, the ball cut to the right and dunked in the water far from the dry land! This is not over yet. Salas used her 7-wood to find the center of the green. Important minutes are coming!

It’s a bit calm, it’s the result of the par-3 deadlock on the 15th hole. Molinaro shot her tee into the drink on the right, which didn’t help. She will send the third shot from the drop zone to the center of the green, but she will have two long putts because of a double bogey.

Nelly Korda’s birdie push has begun! She is now 6 under par in one round… Championship par is 21 under. If she plays on the way home, she will tie the low score set by Quan Renji in the 2016 Evian Championships in women’s Grand Slam.

-21: N times (14)
-16: Island (14)

Salas fired 4 hybrids to the front of 14 people. A good shot left a long birdie putt. The only problem is that Kodak is hitting a 9-iron from the bunker. She spins the club after hitting the second club high, leaving a 10-foot birdie.

Keda and her driver found another bunker, this time 14 years old. Salas split the fairway. On the green, Molinaro almost sank 15 feet from the edge of the backcourt, but it stayed on the left lip. Just a par, when a birdie is needed. She led by -13 by 7 points.

She can’t make one here. Just a par, she left the green and shook her head sadly. Korda also pushed two putts, and Nelly was only one hole away from her maiden grand slam. At the same time, Tawatanakit swallowed a double bogey on the 13th. Many people think that the All Nippon Airways champion will launch an offense today, but she is not prepared at all. She is -8 years old.

-20: N times (13)
-16: Island (13)
-13: Molinaro (13)
-8: Kang (F), HJ Kim (15), Boutier (14), Tavatanakit (13)
-7: Ernst (15)

Austin Ernst hit a three-bogey 6 on the par-3 on the 15th hole. This dropped her to -7 on the leaderboard and should remind Lizette Salas that the fixture has not yet started. She calmed down quickly and found the 13th green of the rules. It may be a good time to sink big and small bird pushes.

The Chattahoochee River flows through the high field. On the way to the 13th tee, the usually calm Lizette Salas blew her ball into the tee. A scene where Bobbie Gentry will write a song.

Salas couldn’t push her putt. Although this was only her second bogey this week, it came at the right time. Koda pushed her downhill eagle push from six feet, this was her second of the day, and suddenly she completely controlled the champion!

-20: N times (12)
-16: Salas (12)
-13: Molinaro (12)

This method just creaks on the water. The judgment of the lens is perfect, but it doesn’t need much to get wet. A little luck, but you do it yourself. Salas can only fly to 15 feet and has a job to save her par. There may be a three-shot swing here. Speaking of dampness and splashing, Ernst had just taken one out of the bunker and poured it into a drink when he was 15 years old.

Molinaro is This The 50-foot eagle push was almost exhausted on the 12th hole. Birdie will do it, and the Italian, who hadn’t left an impression in the majors before, is closer to the leader. Back in the cave, Salas used her second one. However, Keda plans to seize the day and use a No. 6 iron to break her method 170 yards away, over the water-just! -To six feet! This is great, if she hits the Eagles here, this may be the rapier thrust to ensure this game. Especially when Salas sends her third into the sand in the back.

Ernst extremely 14-year-old is up and down her par. A sensation hit the embankment, went up to the green, and rolled out of the driving distance. So close to perfection. One of the shots of the week. She stayed at -10. At the same time, Kodak hit a good two-putt par at 11, and her 9-iron rod pulled her 9-iron to 40 feet outside the hole. A near-perfect lag, and then a tap. Salas is also par, after she shortened the 20-foot birdie hitting distance by 4 feet, but turned to the left-to-right circuit breaker that she could miss from her.

-18: N times (11)
-17: Island (11)

Tavatanakit missed another short par putt, this time on the 11th, which was almost her game. She walked away panting, more punishment for putting. Molinaro’s par, he is still lingering outside. By the way, Austin Ernst did a good job: the 12-year-old and 13-year-old birdies made her rise to -10, even though she only hit a hot ball behind the 14-year-old, and she was in The bottom of the depression, the short side.

-18: N times (10)
-17: Island (10)
-12: Molinaro (11)
-10: Ernst (13), meeting (11)
-9: HJ Kim (13)
-8: Kang (F), Boutier (11)