South Korean Ryu Hae-ran took the halfway lead at the women's British Open, with compatriot Joo Soo-bin fifth
Ryu Hae-ran leads British Open, eyes third straight major
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"But the wind died down as I played on the back nine, and it allowed me to pick up some birdies." Joo Soo-bin is the next best South Korean through two rounds, as she followed her opening round of 70 with a second round of 69 to sit alone in fifth place at three-under 139. But then she collected five birdies the rest of the way, including one at the difficult par-4 15th. LYTHAM ST ANNES UK : Ryu Hae-ran is on course to become just the fifth woman to win three consecutive majors after taking the lead of the British Open at the halfway stage on Friday.
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"But the wind died down as I played on the back nine, and it allowed me to pick up some birdies." Joo Soo-bin is the next best South Korean through two rounds, as she followed her opening round of 70 with a second round of 69 to sit alone in fifth place at three-under 139.
according to Yonhap NewsBut then she collected five birdies the rest of the way, including one at the difficult par-4 15th.
according to Yonhap NewsLYTHAM ST ANNES UK : Ryu Hae-ran is on course to become just the fifth woman to win three consecutive majors after taking the lead of the British Open at the halfway stage on Friday
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