Date: September 15, 2012
Author: Omnisport

Play postponed in Women’s British Open

Australian Karrie Webb continues remains just one stroke off the lead after the second round of the Women&aposs British Open was postponed on Friday due to heavy winds. Although some players did begin their second rounds on Friday, play was called off at the Royal Liverpool Golf Club after just over an hour as winds of almost 100 kilometres per hour whipped across the course. Balls moved on several greens before play was suspended. Tournament officials decided that all players would start afresh on Saturday, meaning South Koreans Haeji Kang and Ryu So-Yeon remain tied for the lead on two under with three rounds to play, one stroke ahead of Webb. According to the Lady&aposs Golf Union, the aim is still to play 72 holes, meaning there is a possibility play will extend on to Monday.