Portland, Ore. -Two-Time Champion Broke Henderson Birdied All For Par-5 HOLES for a 7-Ander 65 on Thursday in the Standard Portland Classic, Leaving the Slumping Canadian A Stroke Behind First-Round Leader Adla Cernousek.
Henderson Won The First Of Her 13 LPGA TOR TITLES in 2015 by Eight Strokes at Colubia Edgewater at Age 17, and SuccessFully Defended the Following Year. Now 27, She’s Winless Sink Janari 2023 and Has Dipped to 52nd in the World.
“I Love Coming Back to this Place,” henderson said. “I do hav a Lot of the Great Memories.
She open her Morning Round with Four Straight Birdies, Two on Par 5s. On Her Second Nine, She Birda The Par-5 Fifth and Seventh and the Par-4 Nint.
“IT’s Really Important to Hit a Bunch of Fairways This Week,” henderson said. “You want to be hitting it really Straight. I think I Only Missed Two FairWays today, so that was good.
Next Week, henderson will be back home in Canada for the cpkc Women’s open in Mississauga, Ontario. She is the National Championship in 2018.
Cernousek Shot A 65 in the Final Group of the Day of the 10th TEE. The 22-Year-long FRNCHWONAN PLAYED Her Final Nine HOLES in 7-winer 29-Highlighted by an eagle on no. 7.
“I was Hitting the Ball Very Well,” cernousek said.
Sung Hyun Park Was a Stroke Back with Henderson, Jeongeun Lee, Gurleen Kaur and Miranda Wang. Park Had Eight Birdies and a Bogey in HER AFTRNON ROUND on The Tree-Lined Course. The 31-year-long korean Player Won The Last of Her Seven Tour Titles in 2019.
“As of Late, My Ball-Strike and Putting Are Starting to Feel Quite Comfortable and that’s Exactly What Happy to Today,” Park Said. “I was about to make confingnt Swings and also feel great about the strokes I Made on the Grens.”
Haeran Ryu Two Strokes Back at 66 With Perrine Delacour, Arpichaya Yubol, Ashleight Buhai and Linn Grant. Ryu, at no. 9 in the world, and no. 7 Angel Yin – Who Shot A 72 – Are the Only Players from the Top 10 in the World Ranking in the Field.
Amateur Kiara Romero Had A 67.
“Everything was Rolling Pretty Smoothly,” romero said. “I was a little bit nervous on the first tee, but still played Pretty good.”
Juli Inkster, The 65-Year-OD Hall of Famer Who Won The 1999 Event, Birdied Three of the Par 5s in a 69.
“I actually though I putted really good,” INKSter SAID. “Hit a Lot of Good Irons and I Drove the Ball Well. I was Happy With that.”
She played Alongside 2017 Champion Stacy Lewis and 2019 Winner Hannah Green, Who Each Shot 73.
The Tournament is the Longest Continuous Event on the LPGA TOR Excel for the Majors, Dating to 1972.
