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Results tagged with 'U.S. Women's Open'

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2012 picks: Jim Owczarski

Published Dec. 3, 2012

My first year in Milwaukee is coming to a quick end, and the last nine months of 2012 have been pretty exciting here at OnMilwaukee.com. I've had some cool experiences, met some great people, and covered some pretty amazing events. Here's the best of the best.

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Na Yeon Choi wins U.S. Women's Open at Blackwolf Run

Published July 8, 2012

Na Yeon Choi found peace, and joy, while playing Blackwolf Run alone shortly before the U.S. Women's Open. That comfort showed over the weekend as the 24-year-old South Korean blistered the field for her first major championship.

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Where is the big, bad Blackwolf?

Published July 6, 2012

Heading into the 2012 U.S. Women's Open at Blackwolf Run, all players heard about was how hard the course was, and how 6-over-par forced a playoff back in 1998. Through two rounds, the world's best are taking it to the famed course. Will it bare its teeth over the weekend?

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Waiting on history: Na Yeon Choi looks for a major breakthrough

Published July 6, 2012

She's only 24, yet Na Yeon Choi is already fighting the distinction of being one of the best players in the world to have not yet won a major championship. Yet winning this week at Blackwolf Run wouldn't be the hardest challenge she's had to overcome.

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Not so Wiesy

Published July 5, 2012

Michelle Wie entered the U.S. Women's as almost an afterthought, having missed six cuts in 10 events so far in 2012. After watching her practice rounds, it's no surprise.

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