Korea’s Jiyai Shin shot a superb final round 4 under par 69 to win the 2016 RACV Ladies Masters at RACV Royal Pines Resort today, defeating England’s Holly Clyburn by three shots.
Shin had held the overnight lead by two shots from Clyburn and Sweden’s Camilla Lennarth, and the talented European pair piled on the early pressure. The 28year old Swede made early birdies at the 1st and 3rd holes to join Shin in the lead at 10 under par while Clyburn herself made birdies at 3rd and 6th holes to make it a three way tie at the top, before Shin broke out of the tie with a birdie herself at the 6th to edge clear again. Two more birdies at the 8th and 10th holes saw the affable Korean take a 2 shot lead, however just when Shin seemed completely in charge she would falter with bogeys at the 11th and 13th, where she drove into the water to fall back into a tie for the lead with Lennarth, who had earlier birdied the 8th hole to get to 11 under par.
Shin would bounce back with a birdie at 15 and the 16 came the killer blow when she holed from 3 metres and a comfortable three shot lead with just two holes to play after Lennarth had bogeyed the 14th hole.
The margin would prove too great for the chasing pack to overcome, and Shin would cruise to a three shot victory with a birdie at the last for a 4 under par round of 69.
The 27year old former winner of the 2013 Women’s Australian Open was obviously delighted to win in Australia for the second time. “I really wanted to win this tournament because previously I came second. I really want my photo up with the past champions. I got a lot of motivation from each. I feel really good. I want to stay here. I love coming to Australia, it really feels like home, I would love to stay here! I love the pies and some beer but please keep this a secret from my trainer! It is great to win, that means I get to come back next year”
Shin said that she had really enjoyed the newly re-designed RACV Royal Pines layout. “When I first played the course earlier in the week it gave me a really good feel. I love playing links style golf and in the wind and this course gave me a similar feel so I came into the tournament really confident. You really have to concentrate around the greens, it really has changed a lot”
Holly Clyburn birdied the last to finish alone in second place at 11 under par, while Camilla Lennarth and Nicole Broch Larsen finished in a tie for 3rd place at 10 under par.
16 year old Korean Hye Jin Choi finished as the leading amateur at 8 under par in a tie for 5th place, while 2009 RACV Ladies Masters Champion Katherine Kirk finished as the leading Australian at 1 under par in 17th place.
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- See more at: http://alpg.com.au/news_article.php?id=4686&pid=1001#sthash.O8yBHDzQ.dpufKorea’s Jiyai Shin shot a superb final round 4 under par 69 to win the 2016 RACV Ladies Masters at RACV Royal Pines Resort today, defeating England’s Holly Clyburn by three shots.
Shin had held the overnight lead by two shots from Clyburn and Sweden’s Camilla Lennarth, and the talented European pair piled on the early pressure. The 28year old Swede made early birdies at the 1st and 3rd holes to join Shin in the lead at 10 under par while Clyburn herself made birdies at 3rd and 6th holes to make it a three way tie at the top, before Shin broke out of the tie with a birdie herself at the 6th to edge clear again. Two more birdies at the 8th and 10th holes saw the affable Korean take a 2 shot lead, however just when Shin seemed completely in charge she would falter with bogeys at the 11th and 13th, where she drove into the water to fall back into a tie for the lead with Lennarth, who had earlier birdied the 8th hole to get to 11 under par.
Shin would bounce back with a birdie at 15 and the 16 came the killer blow when she holed from 3 metres and a comfortable three shot lead with just two holes to play after Lennarth had bogeyed the 14th hole.
The margin would prove too great for the chasing pack to overcome, and Shin would cruise to a three shot victory with a birdie at the last for a 4 under par round of 69.
The 27year old former winner of the 2013 Women’s Australian Open was obviously delighted to win in Australia for the second time. “I really wanted to win this tournament because previously I came second. I really want my photo up with the past champions. I got a lot of motivation from each. I feel really good. I want to stay here. I love coming to Australia, it really feels like home, I would love to stay here! I love the pies and some beer but please keep this a secret from my trainer! It is great to win, that means I get to come back next year”
Shin said that she had really enjoyed the newly re-designed RACV Royal Pines layout. “When I first played the course earlier in the week it gave me a really good feel. I love playing links style golf and in the wind and this course gave me a similar feel so I came into the tournament really confident. You really have to concentrate around the greens, it really has changed a lot”
Holly Clyburn birdied the last to finish alone in second place at 11 under par, while Camilla Lennarth and Nicole Broch Larsen finished in a tie for 3rd place at 10 under par.
16 year old Korean Hye Jin Choi finished as the leading amateur at 8 under par in a tie for 5th place, while 2009 RACV Ladies Masters Champion Katherine Kirk finished as the leading Australian at 1 under par in 17th place.
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Shin had held the overnight lead by two shots from Clyburn and Sweden’s Camilla Lennarth, and the talented European pair piled on the early pressure. The 28year old Swede made early birdies at the 1st and 3rd holes to join Shin in the lead at 10 under par while Clyburn herself made birdies at 3rd and 6th holes to make it a three way tie at the top, before Shin broke out of the tie with a birdie herself at the 6th to edge clear again. Two more birdies at the 8th and 10th holes saw the affable Korean take a 2 shot lead, however just when Shin seemed completely in charge she would falter with bogeys at the 11th and 13th, where she drove into the water to fall back into a tie for the lead with Lennarth, who had earlier birdied the 8th hole to get to 11 under par.
Shin would bounce back with a birdie at 15 and the 16 came the killer blow when she holed from 3 metres and a comfortable three shot lead with just two holes to play after Lennarth had bogeyed the 14th hole.
The margin would prove too great for the chasing pack to overcome, and Shin would cruise to a three shot victory with a birdie at the last for a 4 under par round of 69.
The 27year old former winner of the 2013 Women’s Australian Open was obviously delighted to win in Australia for the second time. “I really wanted to win this tournament because previously I came second. I really want my photo up with the past champions. I got a lot of motivation from each. I feel really good. I want to stay here. I love coming to Australia, it really feels like home, I would love to stay here! I love the pies and some beer but please keep this a secret from my trainer! It is great to win, that means I get to come back next year”
Shin said that she had really enjoyed the newly re-designed RACV Royal Pines layout. “When I first played the course earlier in the week it gave me a really good feel. I love playing links style golf and in the wind and this course gave me a similar feel so I came into the tournament really confident. You really have to concentrate around the greens, it really has changed a lot”
Holly Clyburn birdied the last to finish alone in second place at 11 under par, while Camilla Lennarth and Nicole Broch Larsen finished in a tie for 3rd place at 10 under par.
16 year old Korean Hye Jin Choi finished as the leading amateur at 8 under par in a tie for 5th place, while 2009 RACV Ladies Masters Champion Katherine Kirk finished as the leading Australian at 1 under par in 17th place.
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- See more at: http://alpg.com.au/news_article.php?id=4686&pid=1001#sthash.O8yBHDzQ.dpufKorea’s Jiyai Shin shot a superb final round 4 under par 69 to win the 2016 RACV Ladies Masters at RACV Royal Pines Resort today, defeating England’s Holly Clyburn by three shots.
Shin had held the overnight lead by two shots from Clyburn and Sweden’s Camilla Lennarth, and the talented European pair piled on the early pressure. The 28year old Swede made early birdies at the 1st and 3rd holes to join Shin in the lead at 10 under par while Clyburn herself made birdies at 3rd and 6th holes to make it a three way tie at the top, before Shin broke out of the tie with a birdie herself at the 6th to edge clear again. Two more birdies at the 8th and 10th holes saw the affable Korean take a 2 shot lead, however just when Shin seemed completely in charge she would falter with bogeys at the 11th and 13th, where she drove into the water to fall back into a tie for the lead with Lennarth, who had earlier birdied the 8th hole to get to 11 under par.
Shin would bounce back with a birdie at 15 and the 16 came the killer blow when she holed from 3 metres and a comfortable three shot lead with just two holes to play after Lennarth had bogeyed the 14th hole.
The margin would prove too great for the chasing pack to overcome, and Shin would cruise to a three shot victory with a birdie at the last for a 4 under par round of 69.
The 27year old former winner of the 2013 Women’s Australian Open was obviously delighted to win in Australia for the second time. “I really wanted to win this tournament because previously I came second. I really want my photo up with the past champions. I got a lot of motivation from each. I feel really good. I want to stay here. I love coming to Australia, it really feels like home, I would love to stay here! I love the pies and some beer but please keep this a secret from my trainer! It is great to win, that means I get to come back next year”
Shin said that she had really enjoyed the newly re-designed RACV Royal Pines layout. “When I first played the course earlier in the week it gave me a really good feel. I love playing links style golf and in the wind and this course gave me a similar feel so I came into the tournament really confident. You really have to concentrate around the greens, it really has changed a lot”
Holly Clyburn birdied the last to finish alone in second place at 11 under par, while Camilla Lennarth and Nicole Broch Larsen finished in a tie for 3rd place at 10 under par.
16 year old Korean Hye Jin Choi finished as the leading amateur at 8 under par in a tie for 5th place, while 2009 RACV Ladies Masters Champion Katherine Kirk finished as the leading Australian at 1 under par in 17th place.
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Korea’s
Jiyai Shin shot a superb final round 4 under par 69 to win the 2016
RACV Ladies Masters at RACV Royal Pines Resort today, defeating
England’s Holly Clyburn by three shots.
Shin had held the overnight lead by two shots from Clyburn and Sweden’s Camilla Lennarth, and the talented European pair piled on the early pressure. The 28year old Swede made early birdies at the 1st and 3rd holes to join Shin in the lead at 10 under par while Clyburn herself made birdies at 3rd and 6th holes to make it a three way tie at the top, before Shin broke out of the tie with a birdie herself at the 6th to edge clear again. Two more birdies at the 8th and 10th holes saw the affable Korean take a 2 shot lead, however just when Shin seemed completely in charge she would falter with bogeys at the 11th and 13th, where she drove into the water to fall back into a tie for the lead with Lennarth, who had earlier birdied the 8th hole to get to 11 under par.
Shin would bounce back with a birdie at 15 and the 16 came the killer blow when she holed from 3 metres and a comfortable three shot lead with just two holes to play after Lennarth had bogeyed the 14th hole.
The margin would prove too great for the chasing pack to overcome, and Shin would cruise to a three shot victory with a birdie at the last for a 4 under par round of 69.
The 27year old former winner of the 2013 Women’s Australian Open was obviously delighted to win in Australia for the second time. “I really wanted to win this tournament because previously I came second. I really want my photo up with the past champions. I got a lot of motivation from each. I feel really good. I want to stay here. I love coming to Australia, it really feels like home, I would love to stay here! I love the pies and some beer but please keep this a secret from my trainer! It is great to win, that means I get to come back next year”
Shin said that she had really enjoyed the newly re-designed RACV Royal Pines layout. “When I first played the course earlier in the week it gave me a really good feel. I love playing links style golf and in the wind and this course gave me a similar feel so I came into the tournament really confident. You really have to concentrate around the greens, it really has changed a lot”
Holly Clyburn birdied the last to finish alone in second place at 11 under par, while Camilla Lennarth and Nicole Broch Larsen finished in a tie for 3rd place at 10 under par.
16 year old Korean Hye Jin Choi finished as the leading amateur at 8 under par in a tie for 5th place, while 2009 RACV Ladies Masters Champion Katherine Kirk finished as the leading Australian at 1 under par in 17th place.
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Pamela Pretswell T8 finish, Karis Davidson Shin had held the overnight lead by two shots from Clyburn and Sweden’s Camilla Lennarth, and the talented European pair piled on the early pressure. The 28year old Swede made early birdies at the 1st and 3rd holes to join Shin in the lead at 10 under par while Clyburn herself made birdies at 3rd and 6th holes to make it a three way tie at the top, before Shin broke out of the tie with a birdie herself at the 6th to edge clear again. Two more birdies at the 8th and 10th holes saw the affable Korean take a 2 shot lead, however just when Shin seemed completely in charge she would falter with bogeys at the 11th and 13th, where she drove into the water to fall back into a tie for the lead with Lennarth, who had earlier birdied the 8th hole to get to 11 under par.
Shin would bounce back with a birdie at 15 and the 16 came the killer blow when she holed from 3 metres and a comfortable three shot lead with just two holes to play after Lennarth had bogeyed the 14th hole.
The margin would prove too great for the chasing pack to overcome, and Shin would cruise to a three shot victory with a birdie at the last for a 4 under par round of 69.
The 27year old former winner of the 2013 Women’s Australian Open was obviously delighted to win in Australia for the second time. “I really wanted to win this tournament because previously I came second. I really want my photo up with the past champions. I got a lot of motivation from each. I feel really good. I want to stay here. I love coming to Australia, it really feels like home, I would love to stay here! I love the pies and some beer but please keep this a secret from my trainer! It is great to win, that means I get to come back next year”
Shin said that she had really enjoyed the newly re-designed RACV Royal Pines layout. “When I first played the course earlier in the week it gave me a really good feel. I love playing links style golf and in the wind and this course gave me a similar feel so I came into the tournament really confident. You really have to concentrate around the greens, it really has changed a lot”
Holly Clyburn birdied the last to finish alone in second place at 11 under par, while Camilla Lennarth and Nicole Broch Larsen finished in a tie for 3rd place at 10 under par.
16 year old Korean Hye Jin Choi finished as the leading amateur at 8 under par in a tie for 5th place, while 2009 RACV Ladies Masters Champion Katherine Kirk finished as the leading Australian at 1 under par in 17th place.
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T18 behind winner Jiyai Shin
South Korea’s Jiyai Shin shot a superb final round of four-under-par 69 for a 14-under-par total of 278 over the par-73 course to win the 2016 RACV Ladies Masters at Royal Pines Resort, Queensland, Australia today.
The defending champion, Shin won the 37,500 euros first prize by three strokes from Holly Clyburn from Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire.
Scotland's Pamela Pretswell, who recently had to withdraw from a tournament before the final round after injuring her back in practice, gained some consolation for that by finishing tied eighth on five-under-par 287 with a six-birdie final round of 69. She earned 13,125 euros
Pretswell, from Hamilton, birdied the long third, eighth, ninth, 10th, short 14th and long 18th in halves of 33 and 36. She bogeyed the 11th and 13th
Said Pamela:
"I am very happy with my
performance this week, especially after my bad start. Delighted with my
come back over the last 3 rounds. Very happy with my play, especially
after the disappointment in New Zealand when I had to withdraw due to a
back injury. Great start to the season.
"Now have a few days in
Brisbane before flying to China for the World Championships."
Davidson, who would like to play for GB and I in the forthcoming Curtis Cup match against the USA at Dunlaoghaire GC, Dublin, had birdies at the short fifth and two par-5 holes, the 15th and 18th in halves of 36 and 35. She had one bogey, at the 11th.
Shin had held the overnight lead by two shots from Clyburn and Sweden’s Camilla Lennarth, and the talented European pair piled on the early pressure.
The 28year old Swede made early birdies at the first and third holes to join Shin in the lead at 10 under par while Clyburn herself made birdies at third and sixth holes to make it a three-way tie at the top, before Shin broke out of the tie with a birdie herself at the 6th to edge clear again.
Two more birdies at the 8th and 10th holes saw the affable South Korean take a two-shot lead.
However, just when Shin seemed completely in charge she faltered with bogeys at the 11th and 13th, where she drove into the water to fall back into a tie for the lead with Lennarth, who had earlier birdied the eighth hole to get to 11 under par.
Shin bounced back with a birdie at 15 and at the 16th she delivered the killer blow to her rivals by holing a 8ft birdie putt, Lennarth having bogeyed the 14th hole. Shin birdied the last for a four-under-par round of 69.
Shin, the 27year old former winner of the 2013 Women’s Australian Open, was obviously delighted to win in Australia for the second time.
“I really wanted to win this tournament because previously I came second. I really want my photo up with the past champions. I got a lot of motivation from each," she said.
"I feel really good. I want to stay here. I love coming to Australia, it really feels like home. I would love to stay here! I love the pies and some beer but please keep this a secret from my trainer! It is great to win, that means I get to come back next year”
Shin said that she had really enjoyed the newly re-designed RACV Royal Pines lay-out.
“When I first played the course earlier in the week it gave me a really good feel. I love playing links style golf and in the wind and this course gave me a similar feel so I came into the tournament really confident. You really have to concentrate around the greens. It really has changed a lot”
Holly Clyburn won 22,500 euros by birdieing the last to finish alone in second place at 11 under par 281, while Camilla Lennarth and Nicole Broch Larsen finished in a tie for third place at 282 and collected 13,125 euros each.
Sixteen year old South Korean Hye Jin Choi finished as the leading amateur on 284 in a tie for fifth.
Falkirk-based American Beth Allen finished T45 on 300.
ALL THE FINAL TOTALS, PRIZEMONEY
PRIZEMONEY IN EUROs; par 292 (4x73)
1 Jiyai SHIN (SKOR) 68 70 71 69 278 37,500 €
2 Holly CLYBURN ENG 70 69 72 70 281 22,500€
T3 Camilla LENNARTH SWE 68 68 75 71 282 13,125 €
T3 Nicole BROCH LARSEN DEN 67 69 78 68 282 13,125 €
T5 Katie BURNETT USA 70 71 72 71 284 8,375 €
T5 Ssu-Chia CHENG TPE 68 73 74 69 284 8,375€
T5 Hye Jin CHOI (Am) (SKOR) 71 71 74 68 284 -
T8 Nontaya SRISAWANG (THA) 69 74 71 73 287 6,416.67 €
T8 Pamela PRETSWELL (SCO) 77 70 71 69 287 6,416.67 €
T8 Brooke HENDERSON (CAN) 67 71 74 75 287 6,416.67 €
11 So Young LEE (SKOR) 70 69 77 72 288 5,750.00 €
12 Hannah GREEN (Am) AUS 71 71 78 70 290 -
T12 Anne VAN DAM NLD 71 74 78 67 290 5,125.00 €
T12 Celine HERBIN FRA 74 69 71 76 290 5,125.00 €
T12 Florentyna PARKER ENG 72 74 72 72 290 5,125.00 €
T12 Belen MOZO ESP 78 69 75 68 290 5,125.00 €
17 Katherine KIRK AUS 74 71 73 73 291 4,500.00 €
T18 Karis DAVIDSON (Am) (SCO) 75 72 74 71 292 -
T18 Stacey KEA(69 73 76 74 292 4,125.00 €
T18 Marianne SKARPNORD (NOR) 72 71 79 70 292 4,125.00 €
T18 Ashleigh SIMON (RSA) 73 76 72 71 292 4,125.00 €
T22 Breanna ELLIOTT (AUS) 77 72 72 72 293 3,750.00 €
T22 Felicity JOHNSON (ENG) 73 67 78 75 293 3,750.00 €
T22 Isi GABSA (GER) 70 74 74 75 293 3,750.00 €
25 Sarah-Jane SMITH AUS 73 71 74 76 294 3,500.00 €
26 Jing YAN CHN 75 75 73 72 295 3,375.00 €
27 Eun Jeong SEONG (Am) (SKOR) 71 73 79 73 296 -
Rebecca KAY (Am) AUS 71 75 77 73 296 -
Marion RICORDEAU FRA 67 77 76 76 296 2,940.00 €
Giulia SERGAS ITA 76 72 77 71 296 2,940.00 €
Isabelle BOINEAU FRA 72 73 78 73 296 2,940.00 €
Eunwoo CHOI KOR 75 73 76 72 296 2,940.00 €
Doris CHEN TPE 74 74 73 75 296 2,940.00 €
34 Titiya PLUCKSATAPORN THA 72 76 79 70 297 2,550.00 €
35 Malene JORGENSEN DEN 70 72 80 76 298 2,250.00 €
Ellen DAVIES-GRAHAM AUS 74 72 73 79 298 2,250.00 €
Dori CARTER USA 71 76 76 75 298 2,250.00 €
Emma DE GROOT AUS 75 71 79 73 298 2,250.00 €
Isabella RAMSAY SWE 71 76 79 72 298 2,250.00 €
Robyn CHOI (Am) AUS 72 71 79 76 298 -
Caroline MARTENS NOR 70 75 80 73 298 2,250.00 €
Su OH AUS 71 75 76 76 298 2,250.00 €
43 Manon DE ROEY BEL 74 74 77 74 299 1,912.50 €
Tonje DAFFINRUD NOR 76 73 76 74 299 1,912.50 €
45 Beth ALLEN USA 77 72 78 73 300 1,608.33 €
Maria HERNANDEZ ESP 71 74 83 72 300 1,608.33 €
Whitney HILLIER AUS 75 74 76 75 300 1,608.33 €
Becky BREWERTON WAL 74 76 75 75 300 1,608.33 €
Gwladys NOCERA FRA 73 77 73 77 300 1,608.33 €
Liv CHENG NZL 73 75 77 75 300 1,608.33 €
51 Krista BAKKER FIN 73 75 77 76 301 1,275.00 €
Giulia MOLINARO ITA 74 75 74 78 301 1,275.00 €
Elmay VIKING COK 78 72 78 73 301 1,275.00 €
Justine DREHER FRA 76 70 81 74 301 1,275.00 €
Valentine DERREY FRA 73 76 76 76 301 1,275.00 €
Ursula WIKSTROM FIN 72 76 76 77 301 1,275.00 €
57 Alexandra VILATTE FRA 74 74 77 77 302 1,075.00 €
Lauren TAYLOR ENG 68 74 80 80 302 1,075.00 €
59 Becky MORGAN WAL 73 75 79 76 303 905.00 €
Ana MENENDEZ MEX 76 74 76 77 303 905.00 €
Hannah BURKE ENG 77 73 79 74 303 905.00 €
Nanna Koerstz MADSEN DEN 70 75 79 79 303 905.00 €
Jade SCHAEFFER FRA 72 77 76 78 303 905.00 €
64 Jayde PANOS AUS 74 74 80 76 304 775.00 €
Emily Kristine PEDERSEN DEN 71 77 80 76 304 775.00 €
Anna STANTON AUS 76 72 75 81 304 775.00 €
67 Eleanor GIVENS ENG 70 78 75 82 305 712.50 €
Kirtsy HODGKINS (Am) AUS 77 71 80 77 305 -
Kristen FARMER AUS 72 73 82 78 305 712.50 €
70 Laura JANSONE LVA 74 76 83 73 306 675.00 €
71 Ai-Chen KUO TPE 75 74 82 76 307 650.00 €
72 Laura DAVIES ENG 76 74 85 73 308 625.00 €
73 Bree ARTHUR AUS 73 76 86 75 310 600.00 €
74 Rebecca CODD IRL 73 77 81 80 311 575.00 €
75 Aliza HUFF AUS 75 73 87 87 322 550.00 €
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