Rianne Malixi came in ruffled by the howling winds while tackling a links course in The Women’s Amateur and ended up with a seven-over 79 for 11 strokes off joint leaders Norweigian Silje Torvund Ohma and Christin Eisenbeiss of Germany. Know more:
RIANNE MALIXI came in ruffled by the howling winds while tackling a links course in The Women’s Amateur and ended up with a seven-over 79 for 11 strokes off joint leaders Norweigian Silje Torvund Ohma and Christin Eisenbeiss of Germany at the Prince’s Golf Club in Sandwich, Kent, in southeast England Tuesday.
And given her talent and skills set, the International Container Terminal Services Inc.-backed shotmaker expects to get back to business although it will require some adjustments, starting with her long game that often found the tall grasses of Prince’s, approach shots that sometimes miss their targets, and putting that led to a three-putt miscue on No. 3, at least three missed par-save bids inside eight feet, and seven flubbed birdie chances.
There were quite a few, however, who survived the ordeal on a course characterized by uneven fairways, deep roughs and small, deep bunkers and made more exacting by the howling winds that affect the style of each player’s play. That enabled Eisenbeiss to gain a share of the lead as she came through with a three birdie-binge in a four-hole stretch from No. 12 en route to a bogey-free 35-33 and a one-stroke lead over Aussie Beth Coulter and three others, who matched 69s.
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