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Miyazato girls can't find rangeDate Posted: 2010-10-14   Ai Miyazato, the world’s number one women’s tour golfer, held on to her ranking for an eighth consecutive week, thanks to her second place challenger, Cristie Kerr, blowing a three-shot overnight lead. Miyazato finished at 9 under mixing five birdies with three bogeys and one double bogie on the Prattville, Alabama course. Mika Miyazato celebrated her 21st birthday on the course Sunday, shooting a 2-under 70 to finish at 15-under 273, four strokes behind Australia’s Katherine Hull. Hull won the Navistar LPGA Classic with a 67, defeating Brittany Lincicome and Lindsey Wright. “I couldn’t play well enough because the greens were very firm,” the young Miyazato said, “but I still think I was able to stay patient.” She noted “to win on the U.S. LPGA Tour, you need an amazingly low score, and now I’ve grown confident I have a potential to do that.” |
   
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