Pak clings to lead in ShopRite Classic
Se Ri Pak holds a two day total of 132 10 under par at Seaview Marriott after rounds of 63 and 69 to lead the ShopRite LPGA Classic into the final round amid tricky winds and a rough No 6 hole.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1999
Page
16
Se Ri Pak holds a two day total of 132 10 under par at Seaview Marriott after rounds of 63 and 69 to lead the ShopRite LPGA Classic into the final round amid tricky winds and a rough No 6 hole.
In a 131 player field, Ricks and Testino struggled on par threes amid stiff breeze. Both emphasized patience and tempo for Sunday as the wind returns, with Ricks seeking his first series win and Testino aiming to break through with strong putting.
Round two at Pinehurst No. 2 features Steve Stricker posting a 69 including a 40-foot birdie and an eagle. David Duval battles back to three off the pace with a 75 after a rough front nine, while Tim Herron adds a 70. Mickelson calls the margins slim as he eyes late-round potential.
Sterling Marlin, who claimed the pole at Pocono with a speed of 170.506 mph, seeks his first victory since 1996 in the Pocono 500. Dale Jarrett, the points leader, starts near the front and is favored to contend, as both drivers acknowledge the track’s handling demands and the vast competition.
Bill Elliott qualified his No. 94 Ford at 169.757 mph for the Pocono 500, landing fourth on the grid. It followed three straight top tens as he seeks consistency after setbacks, while drivers discuss car balance across Pocono’s three distinct turns and hood tether tests aid safety.
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