2012 U.S. Women's Open: Choi Hangs Tough
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Channel: United States Golf Association (USGA) · 2014 · Sports
Fourteen years after Se Ri Pak changed women's golf in Korea forever with her U.S. Women's Open victory at Blackwolf Run, countrywoman Na Yeon Choi followed in her childhood idol's footsteps at the Kohler, Wis., golf course, firing a third-round 65 to put her ahead of the pack and allowing her to hold on for a four-shot victory over Amy Yang. With temperatures eclipsing triple digits, Choi's round on Saturday was the lowest score in the field that weekend by three strokes. For more U.S. Open history, visit: http://ow.ly/xrkpI For daily updates from the United States Golf Association, visit us at www.usga.org, on Twitter (www.Twitter.com/USGA; www.Twitter.com/usopengolf) and on Facebook (www.Facebook.com/USGA; www.Facebook.com/USOPEN).
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