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It was warm and sunny from Monday through Friday but late Saturday and Sunday it rained on the leaders. |
There were 14 Canadians in this year's Women's Open and among the four who played on the weekend was Penticton's A.J. Eathorne. |
Quebec's Isabelle Beisiegel knows only one way to play golf, greeting every situation with a smile. |
18-year-old Vancouver amateur Eom-Ji Park is a champion in the making. Cut last year, this time she was 2nd low Canadian. |
Eom-Ji Park went four rounds inside the ropes with her caddy and golf instructor, Brett Saunders of Australia. |
Meg Mallon, the Champion in 2000 and 2002, didn't retain her title this year but at least she teamed up with Canuck Trevor Lindon and they won some money for charity. |
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