+ Follow AMERICAN ROSIE JONES Tag
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[Title] => Rosales off to big start in France, trails leader by 4
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales dished out another fine start in her continuing search for a breakthrough win on the LPGA Tour, shooting a two-under 70 and trailing Juli Inkster and Lorena Ochoa by four strokes after 18 holes of the $2.1 million Evian Masters in Evian, France Wednesday (Thursday in Manila).
A bogey mishap on the par-5 18th ruined what could’ve been an explosive start for the 25-year-old Rosales, who has so far churned out four top 10 finishes in 15 tournaments but remained hopeful to finally bag the elusive crown in the coming weeks.
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[Title] => Delasin sixth, earns P1.2 M
[Summary] => Dorothy Delasin rallied with a three-under par 67 to turn in another top 10 finish  joint sixth  in the $900,000 LPGA Kathy Ireland Championship won by American Rosie Jones via a playoff victory over Korean Mi Hyun Kim.
Delasin could’ve actually landed in solo sixth but a bogey on the par 5 18th enabled three others to tie her at 277, nine strokes off the winning 268 by Jones, who nipped Kim with a four-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole.
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[Title] => Delasin scores 69 for 18th
[Summary] => Dorothy Delasin dropped three strokes in the last three holes and missed moving to within three shots off American Rosie Jones as the Fil-Am shotmaker slid to 18th place with a 69 halfway through the LPGA Kathy Ireland Championship Friday (Saturday in Manila).
Delasin’s stint on the closing holes of the par-70 Onion Creek Club brought to mind her equally frustrating bogey-bogey finish in the first round of this $900,000 championship and it nearly put to waste an otherwise solid game that had her going four-under par after 12 holes.
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AMERICAN ROSIE JONES
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[Title] => Rosales off to big start in France, trails leader by 4
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales dished out another fine start in her continuing search for a breakthrough win on the LPGA Tour, shooting a two-under 70 and trailing Juli Inkster and Lorena Ochoa by four strokes after 18 holes of the $2.1 million Evian Masters in Evian, France Wednesday (Thursday in Manila).
A bogey mishap on the par-5 18th ruined what could’ve been an explosive start for the 25-year-old Rosales, who has so far churned out four top 10 finishes in 15 tournaments but remained hopeful to finally bag the elusive crown in the coming weeks.
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[Title] => Delasin sixth, earns P1.2 M
[Summary] => Dorothy Delasin rallied with a three-under par 67 to turn in another top 10 finish  joint sixth  in the $900,000 LPGA Kathy Ireland Championship won by American Rosie Jones via a playoff victory over Korean Mi Hyun Kim.
Delasin could’ve actually landed in solo sixth but a bogey on the par 5 18th enabled three others to tie her at 277, nine strokes off the winning 268 by Jones, who nipped Kim with a four-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole.
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[Title] => Delasin scores 69 for 18th
[Summary] => Dorothy Delasin dropped three strokes in the last three holes and missed moving to within three shots off American Rosie Jones as the Fil-Am shotmaker slid to 18th place with a 69 halfway through the LPGA Kathy Ireland Championship Friday (Saturday in Manila).
Delasin’s stint on the closing holes of the par-70 Onion Creek Club brought to mind her equally frustrating bogey-bogey finish in the first round of this $900,000 championship and it nearly put to waste an otherwise solid game that had her going four-under par after 12 holes.
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