LEONA MAGUIRE AND Stephanie both endured difficult opening rounds as they got their seasons underway at the Gainbridge LPGA in Florida.
Maguire carded a one-over 73 while Meadow finished her opening round on three-over 75, both well off the pace of the current leader Lydia Ko of New Zealand who holds a two-shot lead on nine-under 63.
Cavan native Maguire played out a par-laden first round which also included two bogeys on the fifth and eighth holes. She also picked up a birdie on the 17th.
Meadow also had plenty of pars but her round was hampered by a double-bogey on the seventh and a bogey on the 10th hole.
USA’s Danielle Kang is currently second on the leaderboard after a seven-under 65 while Aditi Ashok of India is one shot further back.
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Bernard Jackman, Murray Kinsella, and Gavan Casey glance ahead to the Six Nations, chat about the Irish provinces’ progress in Europe, then discuss the latest off-the-pitch drama in Welsh rugby.
To be fair, he’s constantly asked about it.
To Paul,on reading your posts over the last few days what has caaaaark ever done to you?just wondering
Roy Kramer was interviewed last week by a journalist at a charity event he was attending . He was supporting a charity that trains guide dogs for visually impaired people . He has attended this for the past ten years , the charity has had a lot of exposure as a result . He was interviewed by a new stalk journalist who specifically brought up Saipan not keane. I’m not an apologist for Roy keane but I think it’s time the media also let it go
At da enda da day like……. I’m Irelands greatest ever player, bait Juventus on me own AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT !!!
I take it your from Dublin Paul Robinson