Ko aims to channel 'inner Foxy' for Women's Open bid
LONDON, July 29 : New Zealand's Lydia Ko hopes to channel her "inner Foxy" and win the Women's Open for the second time at Royal Lytham this week.
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LONDON, July 29 : New Zealand's Lydia Ko hopes to channel her "inner Foxy" and win the Women's Open for the second time at Royal Lytham this week.
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LONDON, July 28 : The 50th Women's British Open is teed up as a decider between American Nelly Korda and South Korea's Ryu Hae-ran after they shared the silverware from the year's first four majors, but plenty of other players will be seeking to end the duopoly at a parched Royal Lytham this week.
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