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Sunday Tee Times 74TH U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ® Sunday Caddie Group Name Bib City & State Rounds Total Time Jodi Ewart Shadoff Red England 73 72 78 223 +10 1 8:06 Hannah Green White Australia 76 68 77 221 +8 Eri Okayama Red Japan 72 72 77 221 +8 2 8:17 Brittany Altomare White Shrewsbury, Mass. 70 75 76 221 +8 aAndrea Lee Red Hermosa Beach, Calif. 69 72 79 220 +7 3 8:28 Jennifer Kupcho White Westminster, Colo. 71 72 76 219 +6 Brittany Lang Red McKinney, Texas 76 69 74 219 +6 4 8:39 aJiwon Jeon White Republic of Korea 74 71 74 219 +6 Pei-Yun Chien Red Chinese Taipei 75 66 77 218 +5 5 8:50 Aditi Ashok White India 72 71 75 218 +5 Megan Khang Red Rockland, Mass. 72 71 75 218 +5 6 9:01 Misuzu Narita White Japan 69 75 74 218 +5 Jasmine Suwannapura Red Thailand 71 73 74 218 +5 7 9:12 Lydia Ko White New Zealand 72 73 73 218 +5 Anna Nordqvist Red Sweden 75 70 73 218 +5 8 9:23 Tiffany Chan White Hong Kong China 75 70 73 218 +5 Dottie Ardina Red Philippines 71 70 76 217 +4 9 9:34 Moriya Jutanugarn White Thailand 71 70 76 217 +4 Morgan Pressel Red Boca Raton, Fla. 70 72 75 217 +4 10 9:45 Mi Hyang Lee White Republic of Korea 71 73 73 217 +4 Lindy Duncan Red Plantation, Fla. 72 73 72 217 +4 11 9:56 aJennifer Chang White Cary, N.C. 75 70 72 217 +4 Ashleigh Buhai Red South Africa 74 71 72 217 +4 12 10:07 aRose Zhang White Irvine, Calif. 75 70 72 217 +4 Patty Tavatanakit Red Thailand 74 71 72 217 +4 13 10:18 Maria Torres White Puerto Rico 72 73 72 217 +4 Jenny Shin Red Las Vegas, Nev. 69 74 73 216 +3 14 10:29 Austin Ernst White Seneca, S.C. 71 73 72 216 +3 Wichanee Meechai Red Thailand 74 71 71 216 +3 15 10:40 Azahara Munoz White Spain 68 72 75 215 +2 Inbee Park Red Republic of Korea 70 70 75 215 +2 16 10:51 Lizette Salas White Azusa, Calif. 71 71 73 215 +2 Wei-Ling Hsu Red Chinese Taipei 72 71 72 215 +2 17 11:02 Eun Hee Ji White Republic of Korea 72 72 71 215 +2 Haeji Kang Red Republic of Korea 73 72 70 215 +2 18 11:13 Katherine Kirk White Australia 73 72 70 215 +2 Minami Katsu Red Japan 72 70 72 214 +1 19 11:24 Ryann O'Toole White San Clemente, Calif. 70 72 72 214 +1 Hina Arakaki Red Japan 72 71 71 214 +1 20 11:35 Esther Henseleit White Germany 66 77 71 214 +1 Pornanong Phatlum Red Thailand 73 71 70 214 +1 21 11:46 Ariya Jutanugarn Silver Thailand 72 73 69 214 +1 Brooke Henderson Red Canada 72 73 69 214 +1 22 11:57 Jing Yan White People's Republic of China 73 72 69 214 +1 Gerina Piller Red Roswell, N.M. 70 70 73 213 Even 23 12:08 Nelly Korda White Bradenton, Fla. 69 71 73 213 Even Caddie Group Name Bib City & State Rounds Total Time Chella Choi Red Republic of Korea 72 72 69 213 Even 24 12:19 JeongEun Lee White Republic of Korea 74 71 68 213 Even Maria Fassi Red Mexico 72 73 68 213 Even 25 12:30 Angel Yin White Orlando, Fla. 72 68 72 212 -1 Caroline Masson Red Germany 70 71 71 212 -1 26 12:41 Charley Hull White England 72 70 70 212 -1 Carlota Ciganda Red Spain 69 74 69 212 -1 27 12:52 aGina Kim White Chapel Hill, N.C. 66 72 73 211 -2 Sei Young Kim Red Republic of Korea 68 71 72 211 -2 28 1:03 Sung Hyun Park White Republic of Korea 71 69 71 211 -2 Jinyoung Ko Red Republic of Korea 72 70 69 211 -2 29 1:14 Ai Suzuki White Japan 73 70 68 211 -2 Ally McDonald Red Fulton, Miss. 72 72 67 211 -2 30 1:25 So Yeon Ryu White Republic of Korea 71 68 71 210 -3 Minjee Lee Red Australia 71 69 70 210 -3 31 1:36 Nanna Koerstz Madsen White Denmark 73 71 66 210 -3 Jessica Korda Red Jupiter, Fla. 69 68 72 209 -4 32 1:47 Gaby Lopez White Mexico 72 70 67 209 -4 Jeongeun Lee6 Red Republic of Korea 70 69 69 208 -5 33 1:58 Mamiko Higa White Japan 65 71 71 207 -6 Jaye Marie Green Red Jupiter, Fla. 71 68 68 207 -6 34 2:09 Lexi Thompson White Delray Beach, Fla. 70 69 68 207 -6 Celine Boutier Red France 67 70 69 206 -7 35 2:20 Yu Liu White People's Republic of China 69 71 66 206 -7 a - Denotes Amateur.
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