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The 24-year-old Shin bettered by one stroke the second-round score of Tiger Woods when he won the 2006 British Open here. The conditions she faced were as different as fall and summer from what Woods saw. Blessed with warm and dry conditions with [url=http://www.golfcheapclub.com/Golf-68-Ping+G20+Irons.html]Ping G20 Irons[/url], Woods used his driver only once in four days. I was watching the scoreboard change hole after hole,” said Ko’s caddie, Guy Wilson, who also coaches Ko at the Auckland-based Institute of Golf.
Shin described as life-altering her victory in the 2008 Women’s British Open, which she won as a member of the Korean L.P.G.A. “I get a lot of confidence,” she said, “and I finally get the tour card on the L.P.G.A. I think both have changed my life.” She won three L.P.G.A. Tour events with Ping G20 Irons as [url=http://www.golfcheapclub.com/]best golf clubs for sale[/url] in 2009 and two in 2010, and she briefly held the No. 1 world ranking. Shin has not missed a cut in two years, a streak she extended to 32 events here. In 2011, her victory streak ended as she battled a wrist injury that required surgery at the end of May.
The 22-year-old Wie wants to be known only as a champion golfer, and she took a step in that direction Saturday at the Women’s British Open with a two-under-par 70, one of the better second-round scores at Royal Liverpool Golf Club with [url=http://www.golfcheapclub.com/Golf-68-Ping+G20+Irons.html]discount Ping G20 Irons[/url]. At plus-1 after 36 holes, she survived the cut for the eighth time in 17 starts this year. Wie’s reward is a 36-hole marathon Sunday as the tournament aims for an on-time finish after losing Friday’s play to winds that exceeded 50 miles an hour.
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