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A day after firing a bogey-free 65, Jennifer Rosales groped for form and needed to birdie two of her last four holes to salvage an even-par 72 yesterday, dropping from second to fourth in the third round of the rich ANZ Ladies Masters at the Royal Pines Golf Club course in Gold Coast, Australia.


Fancied Annika Sorenstam matched Rosales’ fiery halfway round and surged past four players, including the ace Filipina shotmaker, in a flash, pooling a 54-hole aggregate of 204 heading into the final round of the $800,000 event.


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That was eight shots adrift of Mhairi McKay’s five-under par 66 at the challenging par-71 Pumpkin Ridge Witch Hollow Course which in one stretch Rosales tamed with her world-class shotmaking coming into fore early until the ghost of her putting woes visited her again on her homeward trip.

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FANCIED ANNIKA SORENSTAM

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Fancied Annika Sorenstam matched Rosales’ fiery halfway round and surged past four players, including the ace Filipina shotmaker, in a flash, pooling a 54-hole aggregate of 204 heading into the final round of the $800,000 event.


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Jenny slides to fourth with even-par 72

February 29, 2004 - 12:00am

From flawless to flawed. A day after firing a bogey-free 65, Jennifer Rosales groped for form and needed to birdie two of her last four holes to salvage an even-par 72 yesterday, dropping from second to fourth in...

Sports

Rosales falters in stretch, 8 adrift

July 5, 2003 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales turned a dream-like start into a nightmarish finish as she dropped five strokes on the last three holes, including a fat 7 on the 17th, and limped home with a three-over par 74 at the start of the...

Sports