Golf: Australian Minjee Lee struggles to find form as wind causes havoc at the AIG Womens open.
Wind causes havoc at Women's Open | 01:10World number one Nelly Korda shot to the top of the leaderboard at eight under par on the second day of the women’s British Open at St. Andrews.
However, she failed to even make the cut at two of the last three majors since. A bogey-free round of 68 took the American three strokes clear of defending champion Lilia Vu and Britain’s Charley Hull. The trio played together in a star-studded group on the opening two days. “I just needed something different to look at. Sometimes you just need to switch it up,” she said after battling heavy wind and rain on Scotland’s east coast.
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