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Brooke Henderson is the LOTTE Champion
Brooke Henderson, the LPGA's Brooke Henderson, is on track to win her sixth title. She led the LOTTE Championship leaderboard through 36 hole. American golfer Brooke Henderson has been looking for a win since January. However, she has been in excellent form this week with a total score of 69. She averaged 25 putts a round in the first part of the tournament. She has had no bogeys through the first two rounds and has a perfect 68 through her last five rounds.
Brooke Henderson led the leaderboard after round two of the LOTTE Championship. Despite some challenging conditions, she still won. She's two strokes ahead of Mo Martin, who shot a seven-under-par 70, and Shanshan Feng, who shot a seven-under par 73. Pernilla Lindberg is tied for 25th.
Annika Sorenstam trails Madelene Sagstrom
Annika Sorenstam has reclaimed the top spot on the LPGA Tour leaderboards after posting a 5-under 65 Thursday. Madelene Sagstrom was Madeika's captain's choice last year. Sorenstam teamed up with her fellow LPGA Tour star Madelene. After the first round, the two shot a 5-under 65 and shared the lead. Sorenstam is competing in her second LPGA Tour event for the year and third overall since 2008 Sorenstam & Sagstrom will continue to play alternate shots on Friday.
Sorenstam, one of the four players who shot a round of 69, was two shots ahead of Sagstrom. Both players are still in the race for a win, but they still have the potential to win a trophy. Sorenstam has not won on the LPGA Tour since 2008. She has however played in several events this year including the U.S. Senior Women's Open at Kingsmill and the Michelob Ultra Open.
Brooke Henderson has won second straight LPGA event
Brooke Henderson of Canada has won her second consecutive LPGA tournament. The 18-year-old had a remarkable year last year. At the age of eighteen, she won the Women's PGA Championships in Toronto and was selected to represent Canada at the 2016 Olympics. In Rio, she was seventh in the women’s golf tournament. She holds the record of the Canadian with the most LPGA Tour wins. In April 2021, she will win her tenth LPGA event. Since her debut in 2015 when she was just 15, Henderson has won an LPGA title every year.
Brooke Henderson won the Canadian LPGA Championship. After winning last year's LOTTE Championship, she also won the McKayson New Zealand Open (June) and the Meijer Classic (April). With her victory, she set a Canadian record of two strokes more LPGA Tour wins than Lexi Thompson or Michelle Wie. She was awarded the Bobbie Rosfeld Award by the LPGA, the highest honor.
Brooke Henderson has won the LPGA's last two events
Brooke Henderson won her second LPGA event with a perfect 64 in Los Angeles. After two rounds she was four shots behind the leader. But, she had improved her score to 12 under in the final round and was now one stroke ahead. Lindsey Weaver-Wright, who was just beginning her career on the tour, was on her way to her first win of the year, but Henderson's victory ended in a playoff after Henderson birdied the final hole.
The Canadian also won the LPGA tournament at Seaview. She had also won the 2016 Women's PGA Championship. She started the afternoon round four strokes behind Korda, but roared back with birdies on the first two holes. Nos. 3 & 9 were pars. 3 and 9, but then went on a tear on the back nine, making putts of up to eight feet on the final three holes.