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Disastrous triple-bogey 7 drops Lottie Woad down the board

Twice rejected on a rules call, Lottie Woad makes triple bogey and is still contending in Women's British Open

Lottie Woad made a triple bogey in the AIG Women’s British Open, but she was able to overcome that gaffe to still finish at two-under 70 on Friday. MORE: Watch this slam-dunk ace in Women's British Open The English phenom,

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Disastrous triple-bogey 7 drops Lottie Woad down the board at Women's British Open

After carding six birdies in her first 14 holes, Woad shot 2-under 70 to get to 2 under for the tournament, nine back of leader Miyu Yamashita, who carded a dazzling 7-under 65. After hitting 11 greens in the first round, Woad hit 16 in Round 2.

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Lottie Woad's second-round charge derailed by late triple bogey at AIG Women's Open

In the fairway off the tee at the par-4 16 th, Woad hit a loose fairway metal on her second shot. Though she was able to locate her ball, it was “buried in the brambles,” according to the on-course reporter, and Woad all-but whiffed on her attempt to punch-out backwards.

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Confident, composed, comfortable: Open favorite Lottie Woad has everybody else on notice

Confident, yet unassuming. Woad reckoned she’d use some of her winnings from last week to purchase her first car. The 21-year ...

Lottie Woad: Golf’s emerging superstar who used to practice in the snow

The Englishwoman missed out on $600,000 recently as she was still an amateur - only to win on her pro debut. Next up: The Women's ...

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Lottie Woad keeps 2-shot lead in Scotland and closes in on victory in pro debut on LPGA Tour

Lottie Woad is one round away from winning in her professional debut. Woad shot a 67 to maintain her two-shot lead going into ...

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'One hole cost me' - Lottie Woad on finally hitting a bump in the road

Lottie Woad finally hit a bump in the road as she was starting to make her presence felt on the leaderboard in the AIG ...

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Women’s Open 2025, Round 1: Okayama, Takeda lead as Woad has frustrating start

England’s Lottie Woad endured a frustrating start to the Women’s Open as Japan’s Eri Okayama and Rio Takeda topped the first-round leaderboard at a sunny Royal Porthcawl on Thursday.

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