Allisen Corpuz built an impressive lead as she entered the home stretch of the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open. Rewatch the Corpuz playing the iconic 17th and 18th holes at Pebble Beach.
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Awesome
Commentators:
Dan Hicks & Morgan Pressel
Tower Announcer:
Tom Abbott
On Course:
Kay Cockerill
John Wood
Interviews:
Cara Banks
Rules:
Kathryn Belanger (USGA Rules Committee)
who is
Corpuz
?
あまり裕福ではなかったプロゴルファーを私は応援します🎉
Corpuz plays golf whilst looking like she couldn't give a shit about it. Maybe that's the secret
It’s rather like watching paint dry – commercials are just to keep you awake
Not exactly what the USGA, or golf fans wanted. Corpuz is a decent golfer, but for a rookie nobody knew or cares about to win the US Open at Pebble? Glad I didn't go and get gouged by Monterey County for everything, I would have felt ripped off like I did in 2019 and 2010. At least Charley Hull made it interesting with a great final round and she's attractive, which is rare on the women's tour.