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LPGA stars hit out at °ridiculous, slow play
The Straits Times
|November 21, 2024
Nelly Korda and Lexi Thompson might not feel as "ruthless" as Charley Hull when it comes to suggestions for fixing the LPGA Tour's issue with slow play, but the American stars agree something has to be done.
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Korda and Hull were battling for the lead at The Annika during the third round on Nov 16, which took five hours and 38 minutes to complete.
Hull held the 54-hole lead, but Korda caught and passed her English rival on Nov 17, dropping her final putt as darkness descended following another five-hour round.
Hull called the situation "ridiculous", saying she felt sorry for the fans who have to endure the long rounds and offered a solution sure to curb the growing issue.
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