The Last 9 Days!

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Hi Gals,
So much has happened in the past nine days! On the LPGA Tour, Lexi Thompson won the Shoprite LPGA Classic on June 9th!  Congrats to her and to Rory who played an amazing final round to win the Canadian Open by 6 strokes!
We also had the Tour Championship on Sunday for the US Kids Golf Spring Tour! I had a great time playing with and seeing all of these great juniors! Congrats on a great season to everyone!
Also, this week is the US Open for the men! I know that I want Phil Mickelson to complete the career grand slam this week after winning at Pebble Beach earlier this season and having played so well so many times in this tournament including a record 6 2nd place finishes! I would also love Francesco Molinari, Tommy Fleetwood, Louis Oosthuizen, Henrik Stenson or Marc Leishman to win! Did you guys see Rory Sabatini's great hole in one on the 12th hole!!
Have a great weekend! I am getting out of school on the 21st and my sister on the 24th! Comment below when you gals got out or when you get out!
~NH Golfer Gal

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  1. roberta nadeauJune 14, 2019 at 5:33 PM

    Wow - you're right, a lot has been happening in the world of golf. Enjoy your last week of school! Looking forward to seeing you and getting to play some golf together this summer.

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