No Laying Up - Golf Podcast 1050: Checking In at the AIG Women's Open
Aug 2, 2025
Excitement brews as Miyu Yamashita leads the AIG Women's Open, with intense competition just behind her. The hosts delve into the challenges of the links course and the unpredictable weather affecting player strategies. They shine a light on exceptional performances, including a rookie's impressive putting skills. Anticipation builds for the final round, highlighting crucial moments, like struggles at the 17th hole. With humor and insights, they discuss the dynamics of the tournament, making it an engaging listen for golf enthusiasts.
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Yamashita's Dramatic 17th Putt
- Miyu Yamashita struggled with driving accuracy but impressed with a remarkable 40-foot putt on hole 17.
- Despite tough moments, she maintained composure and stayed within striking distance of the lead.
Strategic Use of Three Woods
- Yamashita hits three woods into par fours, a strategic adaptation to the course's conditions and wind.
- This approach is a smart tactical play reflecting how the course effectively changes hole perception based on conditions.
Kim's Consistency Shines
- A Lim Kim's steady, bogey-free rounds demonstrate the value of consistent ball striking and patience in links conditions.
- Playing smart and reducing mistakes can keep you in contention despite poor weather or tough rounds by others.