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For the world's best golfers, like Donna Andrews (left) and Grace Park (right), the difference between an eagle or a birdie is often just an inch or an extra roll. This missed eagle left Park in a tie for third. |
In Vancouver we know it sometimes can rain so that's why the brollies dominate the terrain. |
Juli Inkster surveys the situation at 18. Tied with Beth Daniel, she needs this putt for the win or to force a playoff. |
"Oh, no." Juli Inkster's putt for birdie comes up short. It all comes down to this next putt? |
"Yes. I've finally done it again." Beth Daniel sinks her birdie and wins for the first time in eight years. |
In the media tent. It's time to get to work to tell the world how the tournament was won. |
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