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SOTOGRANDE, Spain — American Nelly Korda shot a 5-under 67 Saturday to make up seven strokes on her sister Jessica Korda and win the Aramco Team Series on the Ladies European Tour.
Will Zalatoris was forced to withdraw from the BMW Championship in the middle of his round on account of a hip injury. The American, who broke his duck on the PGA Tour with victory at the FedEx St Jude Championship last week, appeared in discomfort on the fourth tee. Ad He hit his approach to the back of the green and gingerly walked to his ball.
Nelly Korda fought back from 10 shots behind with 16 holes to play to win the Aramco Team Series event in Sotogrande, as her sister Jessica suffered a huge meltdown. Jessica Korda had played brilliant golf for two days, and equalled the lowest round in Ladies European Tour history in the opening round, as she secured victory in the team element of the event. Ad The elder Korda looked certain to win the individual event as well when making birdies on her opening two holes to open up a seven-shot advantage.
The Ladies European Tour season continues this week with the Aramco Team Series in Sotogrande, with every round available via Sky Sports' live YouTube stream.
Julien Guerrier put himself in position to exorcise the demons of last month by moving to the top of the Cazoo Open leaderboard. Cazoo may have been an ugly word in the Guerrier household for a few weeks, as he had the Cazoo Classic in his grasp only to implode on the back nine at Hillside. Ad/> A few weeks on, and the Frenchman is in contention again and holds a two-shot lead heading into the weekend.
In Gee Chun is well placed to land a second major of the year after climbing to the top of the Women’s Open leaderboard after 36 holes. The South Korean, who took advantage of Lexi Thompson’s wobble to win the Women's PGA Championship, produced a glorious round of 66 to move to eight-under. Ad/> Those who went out in the afternoon on Friday had the better of the conditions as the biting wind from the morning subsided.
As a professional golfer Jessica Korda is used to living out of a suitcase but the American has had to borrow clothes from her rivals at the Women's British Open in Scotland this week after her luggage failed to arrive from Zurich.
Playing in borrowed clothes doesn't seem to bother Jessica Korda at the Women's British Open.