Kim leads Women's PGA with 68 to grab share of second round lead
Sei Young Kim, 22, seeking her first major, shot a bogey-free 68 for an 8-under 138 total at Westchester to lead the KPMG Women's PGA Championship after two rounds. Karrie Webb, Inbee Park, Suzann Pettersen and Brooke Henderson sit within a stroke, while Lydia Ko misses cut as she lands at 2-over.
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South Korea
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Karrie Webb
Westchester Country Club
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Suzann Pettersen
Brooke Henderson
Jenny Shin
Stacy
Lewis
Pettersen
Butch Harmon
Canada
Lydia Ko
New Zealand
Bahamas
Hawaii
Barclays
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Langdale leads Palmetto Amateur as Kelly cards 3-under round
Langdale holds a share of the Palmetto Amateur lead with Sean Kelly and Amateurs contender Schlottman tied for second, three strokes behind Langdale after 54 holes. Kelly shot 68 with four birdies on the back nine, praising the tough fairways at Palmetto Golf Club while eyeing a final group tee time at 9:20 a.m.
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USC Aiken
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Eagle
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LeBrons slight headache sparks Finals protocol debate
LeBron James called the cut on his head a minor issue after a TV camera collision in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. The league noted concussion protocol triggers, with no signs of concussion in James, as baseline photography and open camera spaces were adjusted last summer to reduce risk. Commissioner Adam Silver praised the protocol while confirming ongoing review of medical practices.
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New Zealand native Alker aiming for strongTPC Southwind round
In windy conditions at TPC Southwind the New Zealand native now based in Arizona said he will stay positive after a 10-under pace remained just out of reach. Several players shared early leads including Koepka Palmer Owen and Mickelson as Hearn and Swafford chipped in with holes in one.
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Arizona
TPC Southwind
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Chris Smith
Russell Knox
Greg Owen
Ryan Palmer
Koepka
Owen
Florida State
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