World Team Championships - Last Day
Korea win by miles - Scotland tie for 28th spot - Amy Boulden ties for 4th Individual
The Korean players, Jung-Eun Han, Ji-Hee Kim and Hyun-Soo Kim finished 1,2,3 in the individual rankings, and won the Espirito Santo Trophy by a huge margin of 17 shots from their nearest rivals, the United States, in the Ladies World Team Championships on the Olivos Course near Buenos Aires, Argentina, today. Korea had a total of 546 (-30) over the four days of the tournament.
Hyun-Soo Kim had the best round of the Korean team today, a 3 under par 69, and Jung-Eun Han had a two under 70. Their 139 total increased the distance between them and the Americans by another four shots. The very respectable 71 from Ji-Hee Kim was not needed.
Danielle Kang was the best of the Americans on 70, Cydney Clanton had a 73 and Jessica Korda had a disappointing 76. The Americans totalled 563 (-13) over the four days.
Sweden, France and South Africa tied for third on 572 (-4)
Ireland were the best of the GB&I teams. They tied for 11th place on 577 (+1). Leona Maguire had a 69, Lisa Maguire a 74 and Danielle McVeigh a non-counting 79 over the Olivos course.
Wales tied for 17th on 581 (+5) playing on the Buenos Aires Course today. Amy Boulden had a 70, Tara Davies an even par 72 and Gemma Bradbury a 74.
England, playing their last round on the Olivos course, took 25th place on 586 (+10) Kelly Tidy had a 73, Holly Clyburn a 75 and Hannah Burke a 77.
Scotland could not improve on their 28th spot and finished on 590 (+14). Sally Watson had a 73, and Louise Kenney and Kelsey Macdonald both had 75s.
Amy Boulden from Wales tied for 4th place in the Individual rankings with scores of 72, 72, 69, and 70 for 283... what a great achievement! Well done Amy!
The Korean players, Jung-Eun Han, Ji-Hee Kim and Hyun-Soo Kim finished 1,2,3 in the individual rankings, and won the Espirito Santo Trophy by a huge margin of 17 shots from their nearest rivals, the United States, in the Ladies World Team Championships on the Olivos Course near Buenos Aires, Argentina, today. Korea had a total of 546 (-30) over the four days of the tournament.
Hyun-Soo Kim had the best round of the Korean team today, a 3 under par 69, and Jung-Eun Han had a two under 70. Their 139 total increased the distance between them and the Americans by another four shots. The very respectable 71 from Ji-Hee Kim was not needed.
Danielle Kang was the best of the Americans on 70, Cydney Clanton had a 73 and Jessica Korda had a disappointing 76. The Americans totalled 563 (-13) over the four days.
Sweden, France and South Africa tied for third on 572 (-4)
Ireland were the best of the GB&I teams. They tied for 11th place on 577 (+1). Leona Maguire had a 69, Lisa Maguire a 74 and Danielle McVeigh a non-counting 79 over the Olivos course.
Wales tied for 17th on 581 (+5) playing on the Buenos Aires Course today. Amy Boulden had a 70, Tara Davies an even par 72 and Gemma Bradbury a 74.
England, playing their last round on the Olivos course, took 25th place on 586 (+10) Kelly Tidy had a 73, Holly Clyburn a 75 and Hannah Burke a 77.
Scotland could not improve on their 28th spot and finished on 590 (+14). Sally Watson had a 73, and Louise Kenney and Kelsey Macdonald both had 75s.
Amy Boulden from Wales tied for 4th place in the Individual rankings with scores of 72, 72, 69, and 70 for 283... what a great achievement! Well done Amy!
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