STEPHANIE MEADOW SEALED a top 10 finish in yesterday’s JTBC Classic in California after shooting a closing 70.
She finished tied for 10th with South Korea’s Amy Yang after registering eight pars and a bogey on thew back nine in the fourth round.
It was the sixth top 10 of her career as the Antrim golfer ended on ten-under-par, six shots off eventual winner Atthaya Thitikul who saw off Nanna Koerstz Madsen in a play-off.
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“I finally got some putts to roll in this week,” she said. “Even though the greens are a little bumpy I made some good in.
“My game is heading in the right direction, it’s been great.
“It’s been a very long time since I had a good putting week, so really happy with that.
“You know, I had a lot of chances on the back. Just didn’t convert, and then two bad shots and then I had bogey.
“So it is what it is. Happy to not kind of compound any mistakes and keep fighting.”
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Meadow 'heading in the right direction' as she completes sixth top 10 of her career
STEPHANIE MEADOW SEALED a top 10 finish in yesterday’s JTBC Classic in California after shooting a closing 70.
She finished tied for 10th with South Korea’s Amy Yang after registering eight pars and a bogey on thew back nine in the fourth round.
It was the sixth top 10 of her career as the Antrim golfer ended on ten-under-par, six shots off eventual winner Atthaya Thitikul who saw off Nanna Koerstz Madsen in a play-off.
“I finally got some putts to roll in this week,” she said. “Even though the greens are a little bumpy I made some good in.
“My game is heading in the right direction, it’s been great.
“It’s been a very long time since I had a good putting week, so really happy with that.
“You know, I had a lot of chances on the back. Just didn’t convert, and then two bad shots and then I had bogey.
“So it is what it is. Happy to not kind of compound any mistakes and keep fighting.”
This week on the Front Row – The42’s new rugby podcast in partnership with Guinness – panellist Eimear Considine makes a welcome return… and she’s brought her Ireland roommate, Hannah O’Connor, along too. They chat about broken noses, tanning routines, initiation songs and balancing the Women’s Six Nations with teaching, plus how one fan named her child after Ireland winger Beibhinn Parsons! Click here to subscribe or listen below:
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