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Open De Espana Femenino Order of Play for Round 2 Open de Espana Femenino La Quinta Golf & Country Club Order of Play for Round 2 STARTING FROM TEE 1 STARTING FROM TEE 10 Match Time Tee Name Represents Score MatchTime Tee Name Represents Score Sahra Hassan Wales Audrey Riguelle GolfCourt Academy,HoleIn1,Puma 1 08:30 1 Helena Callahan Saltsjobadens GK, Sweden 2 08:30 10 Federica Piovano Mizuno Federazione Italiana Heather MacRae Scotland Melodie Bourdy Golf Bordelais, France Ana Larraneta Servalcatering.com Adriana Zwanck Spain 3 08:40 1 Lotta Wahlin Landeryds GK, Sweden 4 08:40 10 Garrett Phillips Sea Island Golf Club Vikki Laing DST Group /Kings Acre Academy Martina Gillen Team Ireland Golf Anna Rossi F.I.G - DKB Julie Maisongrosse France 5 08:50 1 Titiya Plucksataporn Titan Cable, Ping, Singha 6 08:50 10 Margherita Rigon Golf Castelfranco,F.I.G Stefanie Michl GC Gut Murstätten Lucie Andre Tekka, Lacoste Anja Monke buch.de Laura Davies Srixon 7 09:00 1 Elizabeth Bennett Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club 8 09:00 10 Carlota Ciganda Spain Stefania Croce Virginia GC/Caffe Dei Miracoli Caroline Masson caroline-masson.com Georgina Simpson Eurocontrol, Special Steel Grp Virginie Lagoutte-Clement Lacoste,Mizuno,Golf LaValdaine 9 09:10 1 Ursula Wikstrom Finland 10 09:10 10 Rachel Jennings www.golfinfrance.com Holly Aitchison Bunker Mentality Florentyna Parker England, florentynaparker.com Raquel Carriedo Spain Ashleigh Simon South Africa 11 09:20 1 Julie Greciet Puma, Precellence, Serengeti 12 09:20 10 Sophie Giquel-Bettan Golf du Vaudreuil Marianne Skarpnord Moss & Rygge GC, Norway Caroline Afonso Inst. Basque de Golf, Lacoste Carmen Alonso Grupo Preventiva Seguros Tania Elosegui Finca Cortesin/Credit Agricole 13 09:30 1 Louise Stahle Barseback G&CC, Sweden 14 09:30 10 Carin Koch Jelly Belly, Ping Klara Spilkova Czech Republic Malene Jorgensen Odense Eventyr Golf Club Lynnette Brooky www.progolfingtours.com Kylie Walker The Carrick on Loch Lomond 15 09:40 1 Nontaya Srisawang PTT, Singha 16 09:40 10 Beth Allen USA Stacy Lee Bregman South Africa Kym Larratt Mark Group, Kibworth GC Joanna Klatten Golf de St. Cloud Bree Arthur Australia 17 09:50 1 Lydia Hall Wales 18 09:50 10 Sophie Walker Forest Pines Hotel and Spa Caroline Rominger www.carolinerominger.ch, SWI Connie Chen South Africa Mariana Macias Capuzzi ASG, Callaway, Under Armour Caroline Westrup Kristianstads GK,Sweden 19 10:00 1 Clare Queen Scotland 20 10:00 10 Marieke Nivard Netherlands Laurette Maritz Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Teresa Caballer (Am) Spain Pamela Feggans Scotland Mireia Prat (Am) Spain 21 10:10 1 Kirsty S Taylor CRS, Weybrook Park Golf Club 22 10:10 10 Mikaela Parmlid Gothenburg GK Cecilie Lundgreen Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics Riikka Hakkarainen PVO,Bowskill Clinic Liebelei Elena Lawrence BSI Mianne Bagger Hillerod GK, Denmark 23 12:50 1 Kyra van Leeuwen The Netherlands 24 12:50 10 Celine Palomar France Melanie Maetzler Grand Resort Bad Ragaz Caroline Martens Norway Laura Cabanillas Benahavis Rachel Bell Callaway 25 13:00 1 Sophie Sandolo Royal Mougins GC, Mizuno 26 13:00 10 Barbara Genuini Lacoste Nicole Gergely Golf Resort Kremstal, AUT Julie Tvede Asserbo Golf Klub, Denmark Marina Arruti AndMark Jenni Kuosa Hotel Quinta Da Marinha Resort 27 13:10 1 Morgana Robbertze Wingate Park CC South Africa 28 13:10 10 Lisa Holm Sorensen Esbjerg Golfklub, Denmark Lynn Kenny Archerfield Links Line Vedel Soenderjyske Eagles Caroline Hedwall Barseback G&CC, Sweden Kaisa Ruuttila GolfMasuuni 29 13:20 1 Diana Luna Conte of Florence, Italy 30 13:20 10 Cassandra Kirkland NUNI, OAKLEY Becky Brewerton Wales Stacey Keating Sanctuary Lakes, GA Melissa Reid Rotana Hotel Group Frances Bondad Australia 31 13:30 1 Lee-Anne Pace Puma/Cobra 32 13:30 10 Rebecca Flood Lingfield Park-Marriott Hotel Jade Schaeffer Puma Tara Davies Wales Kristie Smith Perth, Australia Felicity Johnson Harborne GC 33 13:40 1 Trish Johnson The Wiltshire Golf & CC 34 13:40 10 Veronica Zorzi Animo,Dinarobin Hotel, Mondini Linda Wessberg Delsjo Golf Klubb, Sweden Danielle Montgomery www.protourgolfcollege.com Karen Lunn Australia Rebecca Codd Team Ireland Golf 35 13:50 1 Zuzana Kamasova Gray Bear - GC Tale, Slovakia 36 13:50 10 Rebecca Hudson Bunker Mentality Anne-Lise Caudal Lacoste, France Louise Larsson Karlstad GK Emma Cabrera-Bello Canarias Maria Beautell Spain 37 14:00 1 Kiran Matharu 4Sports 38 14:00 10 Carly Booth Nike, Aberdeen Asset, Audi Nikki Garrett Oakley, Cross Marjet van der Graaff Netherlands Johanna W Johansson Kallfors Golfklubb, Sweden Sara Beautell Spain 39 14:10 1 Tandi Cuningham Wanderers GC, South Africa 40 14:10 10 Kim Welch Ka'anapali Golf Resort Charlie Douglass Golfsmart, Abacus, Ping Henrietta Zuel Calvin Klein Golf Johanna Lundberg Botkyrka GK, Sweden Benedicte Toumpsin www.benedictetoumpsin.com 41 14:20 1 Christine Hallstrom Abacus 42 14:20 10 Elisabeth Esterl Emirates GC Dubai, Dot, Hirzl Marion Ricordeau CG de l'Aisne, Lacoste Kate Combes Glenferrie Farm .
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