PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. – The career grand slam will have to wait for Lydia Ko, who exited early at Riviera Country Club along with a host of other big names at the 81st U.S. Women's Open.
A total of 68 players made the cut, which fell at 4 over. A total of nine strokes separated the leaders from those who went home.
Here's a list of notables who exited early:
Michelle Wie West said goodbye once again to the championship that cemented her legacy in the game, this time with a warm embrace from daughter Makenna on the ninth green. Wie shot 75-74. "Obviously I would be lying to say I wasn't disappointed," said Wie West "I would have loved to have made the cut today, grinder all day. But I had a blast honestly."
The five-time major champion played this week on a special exemption. Tseng played alongside Wie West for the first two rounds. She shot 73-76.
A total of 68 players made the cut, which fell at 4 over. A total of nine strokes separated the leaders from those who went home.
Here's a list of notables who exited early:
Michelle Wie West said goodbye once again to the championship that cemented her legacy in the game, this time with a warm embrace from daughter Makenna on the ninth green. Wie shot 75-74. "Obviously I would be lying to say I wasn't disappointed," said Wie West "I would have loved to have made the cut today, grinder all day. But I had a blast honestly."
The five-time major champion played this week on a special exemption. Tseng played alongside Wie West for the first two rounds. She shot 73-76.
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