The controversial Republican Presidential candidate flew in to Scotland for the Women’s British Open at Turnberry this week.
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Somewhere, the Ricoh Women’s British Open finally broke out amid the circus yesterday.
Mr Trump said the US would remain “very close” with Britain under his presidency but he wanted to mend bridges with countries with which the US has strained relations at present, such as Russian Federation and China.
Ko is looking to become the youngest victor of a major. They will also be given a chance to live in America legally but not as citizens.
Kim was midway through compiling a 7-under 65 in the first round when Trump, the American presidential candidate, landed in a private helicopter to begin a two-day visit at the tournament at his Turnberry resort in western Scotland. Japanese TV requirements mean that the first groups were packed with leading players – a situation that would never be tolerated in the men’s game. “Suzann had nearly total control over the flight of her ball all the way from the first tee to the 18th green”. In the end, with the wind at her back on the final few holes, a 66 with four straight pars to finish was maybe a little bit of an anti-climax. “It’s feasible if you know how to manage”. I don’t talk about it, I get it done.
There’s a childlike wishful thinking in these voters’ belief that Trump can solve all the country’s problems by being “tough”. “And I said that if I get the nomination I will win with the Hispanics”.
Kim speaks no English, but seemed genuinely stunned she was out in front, this being her first competitive experience in the British Open.
“I don’t think too much about records”, said Ko who has already said she will retire from golf at the age of 30.
“I always thought playing through the Olympics would be a good goal for me”, said Pettersen, a double major victor.
She took part in the Scottish Open at Dundonald Links further up the coast last week.
Creamer was joined on the one-under mark by Catriona Matthew, the 2009 champion, who led the Scottish challenge and illuminated her card with a putt of 25-feet for an eagle on the third. “It was spectacular today but you need to take it day by day”. I get along with people. But for those who saw the seven-under-par 63 shot by Greg Norman in the foulest and toughest conditions imaginable – driving wind and rain on a course all but submerged in long grass – it remains one of the greatest rounds played in the history of golf’s oldest event.
Defending champion Justin Rose, the highest-ranked player in the field, was three shots back. “I might have another breakfast now, I don’t know if they are serving breakfast or lunch right now”.
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“The women are coming off today saying “This is the greatest course we play on tour”.
