Rose Zhang on Day One of the 2024 AIG Women’s Open at St. Andrews. | Photo by Luke Walker/Getty Images
Young LPGA star Rose Zhang managed to shoot even par on day one at the AIG Women’s Open, but she still had plenty of anxiety.
The relentless winds that have whipped off St. Andrews Bay have given the best female players in the world absolute fits on day one of the AIG Women’s Open.
Only a handful of players are at even par or better through 18 holes, including Rose Zhang, who posted an even-par 72 on Thursday.
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Hall finished her first round in a good spot at the Women’s Open, as she openly expressed her love for St. Andrews.
Georgia Hall fired off a 1-under 71 at St. Andrews to sit inside the Top 10 after 18 holes at the AIG Women’s Open.
Her eagle on the ninth hole closed her round with a massive momentum booster.
Regardless, Hall loves St. Andrews a lot. She voiced her passion for the Home of Golf.
“This is my favorite place, like ever,” Hall said. “I prefer here than home.
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