U.S. Women's Open

U.S.
Womens Open
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LANCASTER COUNTRY CLUB
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MICHELLE
WIE
Defending
Open champ
LYDIA KO
LPGAs teen
sensation
STACY
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In midst of
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INBEE PARK
Worlds #1
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Tournament guide
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Schedule
PRACTICE ROUNDS
n Players have the option of starting
practice rounds at the first or 10th tee.

Those electing to play a full round
generally begin between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.
It is typical for players to be on the golf
course or practice areas until at least 7 p.m.
n Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
6-8 (Gates open 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.)
ROUNDS 1 AND 2
n Play is scheduled to begin at 7 a.m.
from both the first and 10th tees. The last

group will begin play around 2:40 p.m.
from the first and 10th tees.
n Thursday, July 9 (Gates open 6:30 a.m.
to conclusion of play)
n Friday, July 10 (Gates open 6:30 a.m. to
conclusion of play)
ROUNDS 3 AND 4
n The first starting time will be
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The 12th green at Lancaster Country Club and the 1761 Club can be seen from the walking bridge on the eighth hole. Chartered in
1900, LCC is one of Pennsylvanias oldest private clubs. Noted designer William Flynn set up the course in 1919, then came back to modify
it to take four of the holes over the Conestoga River after the purchase of additional land in 1938. Lancaster is far and away the most complicated architectural evolution of all of William Flynns courses, scholar Wayne Morrison has said of the venue. Flynn wanted limited run
off tee balls, so 14 of the 18 holes have tee shots that hit into upslopes. They can be slight or abrupt, and some punish a poor tee shot with
side slopes. On some holes the emphasis is on distance, with a need for long irons, or, on other holes, on placement. Truly, a golfer must
have a wide range of shots to succeed when playing LCC.
CONTENTS
FOLLOW OUR DIGITAL COVERAGE
Mike Gross: Tips for spectators
Best spots for spectators
At a glance: Top players

Lancaster Country Club map
Hole-by-hole guide to the course
8, 10, 12
13
14-16
Course notes from insiders
18
Complete list of competitors
24
Parking information
26
Spectator information
26
n Full LNP coverage of the U.S. Womens Open can be found at www.
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find feature stories, videos, an in-depth look at each hole, player information, photo
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n Well have a full team of reporters and photographers covering the event. Some you
might want to follow on Twitter include Mike Gross (@MikeGrossLNP), John Walk
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n Editors: Patrick Kirchner, Chris Otto, Laura Eckert Thompson
n Cover design: Chris Emlet
n Page design/graphics: Chris Emlet, Patrick Kirchner, Todd Spidle, Laura Eckert
Thompson, Jeff Young
n Content: Mike Gross, Kevin Freeman, Dave Sottile, Suzette Wenger
n Cover photo of Inbee Park by Kathy Kmonicek of The Associated Press
determined by the number of players

who make the cut at the conclusion of
the second round (60 lowest scorers and
anyone tying for 60th place). Generally,
the first pairing begins play from the first
tee between 7:30-8 a.m.; the last pairing
for both days will start from the first tee
around 2:30 p.m.
n Saturday, July 11 (Gates open 7 a.m. to
conclusion of play)
n Sunday, July 12 (Gates open 7 a.m. to
conclusion of play)
PLAYOFF
n In case of a tie after 72 holes, a three-hole

aggregate playoff will immediately follow. If
this playoff results in a tie, the tied players
will immediately continue to play hole-byhole until the winner is determined.
TV SCHEDULE
n Fox Sports will air 18 hours of live
coverage of the U.S. Womens Open. Two

channels will be involved in the coverage.
n July 9 (Thursday) First Round, 2-7
p.m. (Fox Sports 1)
n July 10 (Friday) Second Round, 2-7
p.m. (Fox Sports 1)
n July 11 (Saturday) Third Round, 2:306:30 p.m. (Fox Sports)
n July 12 (Sunday) Final Round, 2:306:30 p.m. (Fox Sports)
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Fans cheer for eventual champion Michelle Wie on the 14th hole during the final round of the U.S. Womens Open golf tournament in Pinehurst, N.C., on June 22, 2014.
If youre going to be a spectator...

MIKE GROSS
SPORTS COLUMNIST
Rule number one: Dont wear high

heels.
Youd think this rule would be as obvious for golf spectators as, say, ballet
dancers or astronauts.
Yet I have never been to a pro golf
tournament where I didnt see at least
one person choosing the insouciant
chic of an open-toed slingback over
rudimentary concerns like mobility
and high-ankle sprains.

Watching a golf tournament is
unlike any other sports spectating
experience. Nowhere else is the line
between playing field and audience as
blurred.
The venue is roughly five square
miles, large portions of which fans are
permitted to roam freely.
You really will be able, if you hustle,
to stand within an arms length of
Michelle Wie while shes working.
This, by the way, leads to the answer
to the question: Why can you scream
at a basketball player on the foul line
but not a golfer over a shot?
For the same reason that, during
an NBA game, you cant stand on the
MORE INFO
n For a rundown of USGA-provided
information relevant to U.S. Womens

Open spectators, see Page 26
court. Think a little about the basic

nature and structure of the sport.
Think a little, in fact, is probably
the best general advice.
A lengthy and useful spectator guide is available now at
www.2015uswomensopen.com, and
will be available in print form at the
event.
It includes a comprehensive list of
prohibited items sorry, no ladders,
weapons, explosives or fireworks
but, sadly, no curmudgeonly dissent

from Supreme Court Justice Antonin
Scalia.
A quick primer
If youve never been before, it goes

like this: Pairing sheets are free and
readily available. Theyll tell you
whos playing when and include a map
of the course.
Thursday and Friday (before the
field is cut) half the field begins play
on the first hole and the other half on
the 10th. Theres a morning wave of
tee times and an afternoon wave.
Once you get a general sense of
where the players are, you can choose
SPECTATOR, page 6
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Spectator : How to go about watching golf at LCC

Continued from 4
to follow a player or group,

hover around an area where
a lot of golf takes place (see
story on Page 7), set up camp
in the bleachers and watch
group after group come
through, or some combination of the above.
The weather will be a
huge everyday factor in the
experience. Pay attention
to the forecast, and utilize
sunscreen, hats, rainwear,
umbrellas and sunglasses as
appropriate.
Beyond those broad strokes,
I would suggest the following:
1. If youre more interested
in golf than celebrity, follow
rank-and-file players. Getting
close to the stars is too much
work.
An unusual thing about
the LPGA is that some great,
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One of them is ranked fourth
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her hit balls is like watching

Ted Williams take BP.
2. Speaking of which, especially if youre a golfer and
even if youre not, spend some
time around the practice

area. You can see more shots
there than anywhere else,
and also see the pros interact
with each other (and their
caddies, teachers, hangers-on
and perhaps even fans) in a
more relaxed setting than the
course.
3. Skip the greens. People
tend to gather around greens,
but putting is the least interesting thing to watch. Doing
it, pros look pretty much like
everyone else.
Beat the crowd to the next
tee, and glean the putting results from the crowd reaction.
4. Pay attention to the marshals. You may run into one
or two cut from the cloth of
NBA referee Joey Crawford,
but in general theyre mildmannered volunteers, only
there to help.
5. Unless you want to carry

a shopping bag around all day,
hold off on buying merchandise until youre ready to head
home.
6. Unless youre asked, and
you wont be, dont share your
limitless knowledge of the
game with strangers.
7. Unless youre a dunce determined to be recognized as
such, dont yell Baba booey!
8. Dont yell at all, in fact.
Its not a tractor pull.
9. Finally, and we cant
stress this enough: Even if
you plan to mostly sit, theres
going to be more walking
than you think.
Comfortable shoes, people.
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Going to LCC? Heres where to watch

MIKE GROSS
SPORTS COLUMNIST
As this is written, it is not

known where all the gallery
ropes will be, and what areas
of Lancaster Country Club
will be off-limits to spectators.
With that in mind, here are
some spots where youll be
able to see a variety of U.S.
Womens Open golf and golfers with minimal exertion:
Behind the first green: As
you face the green from the
back, the tee at 12 and green
at the eighth two terrific
par-3s are just behind and
to your left.
The ninth tee is directly to

your left. To your right are two
of the more interesting greens
on the course the 11th and
15th, both big-league par-4s.
Next to the 11th green is the
tee complex at 16, a shorter
par-4 with some strategic options. Also, this is a high point
of the property, with a panoramic view of the back nine.
Behind the 18th tee:
Another convergence, and another high, scenic viewpoint.
The green at 10, which
might be LCCs toughest, is
right there. So are the tees of
11, 14 and 18 all sweeping,
up-and-down par-4s and
the par-3 17th green.
The 1761 Club: This is
kind of a cheat, since access
comes only with a membership, which costs $225 for
the week, and memberships
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Bleachers have been installed at Lancaster Country Clubs 18th green.
were 99 percent sold out as of

June 27.
The Club is a barn and adjoining temporary structure
with good views of tee shots
at the par-5 13th, the green
at the gorgeous par-3 12th
and the second shots at 16, an
interesting par-4.
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Across the Conestoga:
From the second green, down
a hill to a bridge over the
river, are the third through
sixth holes, bisected by the
Conestoga tributary Stauffer
Run. Its a sequence of shorter
holes that should yield birdies
and are very, very cool from a
design standpoint.
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Behind the par-3 sixth, right

on the river, is a small tee for
the seventh, a shorter, potentially risk-reward par-5 with a
pond guarding the green.
This part of the course
might be hard (not impossible, lets hope) to get to, but
if youre into golf courses, itll
be worth the effort.
The 18th green: Among
golf spectators, there are
roamers and squatters.
This is a prime squatters
spot at any tournament.
Bleachers create a stadium
effect. Especially on Sunday,
youre more likely to see a
SportsCenter moment here
than anywhere else.
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TOP PLAYERS IN THE OPEN

Inbee Park
Sei Young Kim
Lydia Ko
Stacy Lewis
Brittany Lincicome
Birthdate:
July 12, 1988
Birthplace:
Seoul, South
Korea
Residence:
Murrieta,
California
Current world ranking: 1
2015 earnings: $1,422,500
Career highlights: Made quite
a splash by winning the 2008
U.S. Womens Open for her
first career LPGA Tour victory.
In doing so, she joined Mickey
Wright, JoAnne Carner, Amy
Alcott and Hollis Stacy as the
only players to win U.S. Girls
Junior Championship and
U.S. Womens Open titles.
Won the 2012 Vare Trophy for
having LPGAs lowest scoring
average of 70.21 and led the
tour in season earnings ($2.287
million). Earned Rolex
Player-of-the-Year honors in
2013 after winning first three
majors of the season.
Birthdate:
January 21,
1993
Birthplace:
Seoul, South
Korea
Residence:
South Korea
2015 earnings: $1,121,643
Career highlights: A rookie
on the LPGA Tour in 2015,
she already owns a pair of
victories, winning the Pure
Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic
and the Lotte Championship
with both coming on the first
holes of playoffs. The Lotte
win in Hawaii came when she
holed out for eagle from 154
yards away. Kim has four
other top-10 finishes, including
a fourth-place tie at the ANA
Inspiration. Competed in
the 2014 U.S. Womens Open,
made the cut and finished tied
for 46th place at Pinehurst
with a 14-over 294.
Birthdate:
April 24,
1997
Birthplace:
Seoul, South
Korea
Residence:
North
Harbour, New Zealand
2015 earnings: $1,000,959
Career highlights: Began
playing at age 5 and made
the cut in her first pro event
at 12. Won first LPGA
tournament as a 15-year-old
amateur at the 2012 Canadian
Open, then defended her title
a year later. Runner-up at
Evian Masters as an amateur
just before turning pro in
2013. Third in the 2014
Womens PGA Championship.
Won the Womens
Australian Open in February
after becoming the youngest
golfer male or female to
be ranked No. 1 in the world.
Birthdate:
February 16,
1985
Birthplace:
Toledo, Ohio
Residence:
Palm Beach
Gardens,
Florida
2015 earnings: $911,790
Career highlights: Took up
golf at age 8 and played at
the University of Arkansas,
where she was a four-time
All-American and won 2007
NCAA womens individual
championship. Made the
LPGA Tour on her first attempt
and turned pro in 2008. Won
her first major title at the 2011
Kraft Nabisco Championship.
Named 2012 LPGA Player of
the Year, the first American so
honored since 1994. Entered
28 events in 2014, made 28
cuts and earned a tour-best
$2.5 million.
Birthdate: Sept.
19, 1985
Birthplace: St.
Petersburg,
Florida
Residence:
Seminole,
Florida
2015 earnings: $743,952
Career highlights: Consistently
one of the LPGAs longest
drivers, Lincicome has more
than $6 million in career
earnings. She joined the tour
in 2005 and grabbed her first
victory by claiming six straight
wins as the 39th seed at the
2006 HSBC Womens World
Match Play Championship.
Carded top-20 finishes in all
four majors in 2007. Eagled
72nd hole to win the 2009
Kraft Nabisco Championship,
her first major title. Best
finish at the Womens U.S.
Open was ninth in 2009.
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Anna Nordqvist
Na Yeon Choi
Morgan Pressel
Michelle Wie
Hyo Joo Kim
Birthdate:
June 10, 1987
Birthplace:
Eskilstuna,
Sweden
Residence:
Orlando,
Florida
2015 earnings: $725,816
Career highlights: Spent
two years at Arizona State
University, where she won
national freshman of the
year honors in 2007 and tied
for fifth at the 2008 NCAA
championships. In just her
fifth pro start, she carded her
first victory. It came at the
2009 LPGA Championship
in Havre de Grace, Maryland.
Had five top-10 finishes in
2011, and followed that with 11
in 2012. Made the cut in all
26 tournaments she entered a
year later, finishing 2013 with
five top-10 showings.
Birthdate:
Oct. 28, 1987
Birthplace:
Seoul, South
Korea
Residence:
Seoul, South
Korea
2015 earnings: $713,911
Career highlights: Burst onto
the scene in 2010, when she
won a pair of tournaments,
captured Vare Trophy (for
lowest average round score
of 69.8) and topped money
list ($1.71 million). She also
led all players in birdies (338),
percentage of rounds under
par at 72.2 (57 of 79) and
sand saves (67.3 percent).
Won one event in 2011, plus
four other top-10 showings,
and was runner-up for the
Vare at 70.53. Claimed first
major title by winning the
2012 U.S. Womens Open.
Birthdate:
May 23, 1988
Birthplace:
Boca Raton,
Florida
Residence:
Boca Raton,
Florida
2015 earnings: $663,951
Career highlights: Since
joining the tour in 2006,
Pressel has earned more than
$6 million despite winning
just two tournaments.
Made the cut in 24 of 29
events in 2014, earned
$508,534 and carded four
top-10 finishes. She finished
tied for third at the ShopRite
LPGA Classic near Atlantic
City, May 29-31. Dominant
high school player in Florida,
winning three consecutive
state titles in 2003-2005.
Represented U.S. at the
Solheim Cup in 2007, 2009,
2011 and 2013.
Birthdate:
October 11,
1989
Birthplace:
Honolulu,
Hawaii
Residence:
Jupiter, Florida
2015 earnings: $124,515
Career highlights: Defending
U.S. Womens Open
champion, having won the
2014 title at Pinehurst No. 2
by sinking a clutch 15-foot
birdie putt on the 17th hole to
hold off Stacy Lewis. ... She
has struggled this season,
missing the cut at three
events. Third last season on
the money list with $1.9M in
earnings. Entered 2015 with
four career LPGA victories.
Competed 13 times on mens
tours, making the cut once.
Represented U.S. in the 2009,
2011 and 2013 Solheim Cup.
Birthdate: July
14, 1995
Birthplace:
South Korea
Residence:
South Korea
Current world
ranking: 4
2015 earnings: $639,784
Career highlights: Playing
her rookie LPGA Tour season
in 2015, Kim won the JTBC
Founders Cup tournament
March 19, posting four rounds
in the 60s to finish 21 under
par. Kim already has an
LPGA major title to her credit,
having won the 2014 Evian
Championship by one stroke
over Karrie Webb. She earned a
check of $487,500. Eighttime winner on the LPGA of
Korea Tour. Kim became the
youngest champion in LPGA
Tour of Korea history when she
won the 2012 Suntory Ladies
Open at 16 years and 332 days.
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Suzann Pettersen
Shanshan Feng
So Yeon Ryu
Birthdate: July
28, 1989
Birthplace:
Seoul, South
Korea
Residence:
Orlando,
Florida
2015 earnings: $624,784
Career highlights: Moved with
her family from South Korea to
Australia at age 15 to pursue a
golf career. Joined the Ladies
European Tour and became the
youngest winner on tour (16
years, 192 days) by claiming the
2006 ANZ Ladies Masters as
an amateur. Qualified for the
LPGA Tour and tied for ninth
at the 2009 McDonalds LPGA
Championship at Bulle Rock
in Havre de Grace, Maryland.
Finished second at the 2010
LPGA Tour Championship and at
the 2012 U.S. Womens Open in
Kohler, Wisconsin.
Birthdate: Oct.
12, 1977
Birthplace:
Miami, Florida
Residence:
Scottsdale,
Arizona
Current world
ranking: 11
2015 earnings: $616,860
Career highlights: Kerr
has won 22 LPGA events,
including a pair of majors,
and ranks third on the alltime money list with more
than $16 million in earnings.
Has finished in the top 10
on more than 115 occasions.
Won 2007 U.S. Womens
Open and captured the 2010
LPGA Championship. A
seven-time Solheim Cup
selection, Kerr represented
the U.S. in the 2002, 2003,
2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 and
2013 competitions.
Birthdate:
April 7, 1981
Birthplace:
Oslo, Norway
Residence:
Orlando,
Florida
2015 earnings: $524,781
Career highlights: Owns 14
career LPGA Tour victories,
including two majors at the
2007 LPGA Championship
and the 2013 Evian
Championship, plus more
than $12 million in earnings.
Finished 11th on the 2014
money list with a little more
than $1 million in earnings
after 10 top-10 finishes.
Nobody on tour hit more
greens in regulation last
season than Pettersens 77.11
percent. Has been ranked
in the top six among LPGA
performers in each of the
past eight years.
Birthdate:
August 5, 1989
Birthplace:
Guangzhou,
China
Residence:
Hilton Head,
South Carolina
2015 earnings: $419,009
Career highlights: Had five
top-10 finishes as a rookie in
2008. Made history in 2012
as her first career victory
came at a major, when she
won the Wegmans LPGA
Championship. She was the
first Chinese-born winner in
tour history. Had a strong
2013 season with $1.7 million
in earnings, which included
a pair of victories and eight
other top-10 finishes.
Made the cut in all 24 events
she entered in 2014, winning
once and posting 11 other
top-10 performances.
Birthdate: July
29, 1990
Birthplace:
Seoul, South
Korea
Residence:
Torrance,
California
2015 earnings: $440,909
Career highlights: Before
joining the LPGA Tour in
2012, she already had a major
championship under her belt
after winning the 2011 U.S.
Womens Open over Hee
Kyung Seo in a three-hole
playoff. Was named LPGA
Rolex Rookie of the Year
in 2012 after making 23 of
24 cuts, winning one event,
carding 15 other top-10 finishes
and earning $1.28 million.
In 2014 she set a careerlow 69.979 scoring average,
fourth-best on tour. She had
15 top-10 finishes, including 10
top-five showings.
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CONESTOGA
n 399 yards, par 4
n 407 yards, par 4
HOLE 2
SIDE HILL
The course kicks off with a

long par four that requires
a tee ball placed in the
fairway to avoid the two
bunkers on both sides of
the landing area. From
there, a mid to long iron
will need to be placed on
a back-to-front sloping
green that will give a player
a good starting hole and
get her round underway
on the front nine, which
are collectively called
Dogwood.
n 374 yards, par 4

Side Hill is a short hole
that doglegs-left, with a
fairway that slopes from
right-to-left. Look for
players to avoid the left side
and place their tee balls on the
right, without running through
the fairway, to give themselves
a nice view into the wellbunkered green. With a wedge
or short club, theres potential
for many birdies on this hole.
HOLE 5
HOLE 4
DOUBLE
CREEK
n 346 yards, par 4
This is a shorter par
four that requires
a very conscious
tee ball placement.
Stauffer Run
meanders between
two landing areas and
plays as a lateral and
regular water hazard.
It has the potential
to cause many
headaches for the
players. A well placed
mid-iron or wedge
shot to a narrow,
elevated green that
slopes from back-tofront will be required
to make a par on this
challenging hole. And
the uphill putt is very
important on this
tricky green.
ROUND
THE BEND
Hole 3 gives the players

a first glimpse of the
Conestoga River. An
accurate drive from
a high cliff, over the
river, will meet an
extremely sloped fairway
that runs back toward
the river. Off the tee,
players must be careful
to avoid the trees to the
left and out of bounds
to the right. From the
fairway, a mid-iron
could set up a player
with a birdie putt, if she
can avoid the heavily
bunkered area short of
this green.
HO
HOLE 4
STRAIGHT
AWAY
HOLE 3
FOLD ALONG DASHED LINES 2
LE 5
3
n 392 yards, par 4

As its name implies,
Round the Bend is
a dogleg to the left. It
requires a tee ball to
be placed on the top of
a hill for the best view
of the green. A tee ball
too far to the right, and
players face out-ofbounds stakes. Too far to
the left and they could
find a grove of trees, or
be faced with a nasty
downhill lie into a green
fronted by Stauffer Run.
This is one of the two
greens on the front side
without bunkers and
is in need of a wellplayed short iron to the
correct side of a slight
camelback that runs
through the middle of
this back-to-fronttilting real estate.
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HOLE 6
TIGHT CORNER
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n 172 yards, par 3

Its the second hole on the
front nine without a bunker,
a simple tee shot to a long
green that has water to the
left and behind the hole. This
tee shot was made easier
when an old Sycamore that
used to overhang the green
was removed several years
ago. With the tree gone,
players can shape their tee
shot any way that suits their
eye, landing on a mostly
flat green that tilts slightly
toward the water on the left.
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HOLE 7
MEADOW
n 482 yards, par 5
A long par five that has the
potential for bogeys and
double-bogeys, hole 7
features a split tee. An old
teeing area high above the
river was discovered several
years ago when the course
went through a restoration; a
new tee box was built close
to the river that requires
playing your tee ball over the
water. The tours long hitters
must decide if its worth
risking trying for this small
green in two shots.
A tee shot that flies too
far right could land in the
Conestoga River. A pond
juts out in front of the green
and runs along the right side
of the putting surface. And
there is no safe bail-out area
four bunkers that sit on a
hillside flank the left side of
the green. This will be a very
interesting hole on the front
nine to watch.
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HOLE 8
PINEY KNOLL
n 198 yards, par 3
Piney Knoll, a long par
three, will require long
irons and utility woods to
hit onto a severely sloped
green that is guarded by
bunkers, one left and one
right. There is a bit of a
false front with a generous
chipping area short of this
kidney-shaped green. A
player who leaves herself
in position with an uphill
putt could avoid an easy
three-putt bogey.
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HOLE 9
FARAWAY
n 421 yards, par 4
This is a benign hole
guarded by one fairway
bunker on the right side
of the landing area and
and numerous trees in the
left rough. A slight, uphill
second shot to a green
that sits from right to left
should leave a player with
an easy two-putt par.
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HOLE 10
BIG BEND
n 428 yards, par 4
This dogleg-right requires
a second shot played to an
uphill green, guarded by
bunkers on both the left
and the right. There is a
generous landing area on
this hole, and players must
play from the fairway when
trying to hit a fairway metal
to the green, which while
sloping uphill, sits mostly
flat. This is arguably the
second hardest par four to
hit in regulation.
HOLE 12
LITTLE DROP
HOLE 11
n 169 yards, par 3
DOGWOOD
n 416 yards, par 4
Called Dogwood, this
hole has a very generous
landing area but players
must avoid hitting too far to
the right, as their approach
shot to the green could be
blocked by trees. This hole
will test the players ability
to hit long irons or metal
woods into a green that is
very undulated.
11
This downhill par three

requires the proper club
to land a tee shot on the
narrow green. With a
spring running in front of
the green and five wellplaced bunkers left and
long, this is no easy drop
hole. It looks simple from
the elevated tee box, but
hitting a mid to long iron
on to this green is no
easy task.
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HOLE 13
HAPPY VALLEY
n 508 yards, par 5
This is a long, uphill, dogleg-left
par five; players are unlikely
to hit the green in two shots.
A driver played to the base of
the hill, just short of a bunker
guarding the right rough, will
leave them with mid irons and
fairway metals to a layup area
thats roughly 100 yards out. If a
player puts herself in the proper
position to use a short wedge
for the approach shot, a birdie
can be made on this green
thats flanked by a bunker on
each side.
HOLE 15
16
DEVILS ELBOW
n 414 yards, par 4
HOLE 14
THORN
HOLLOW
This is a long par four for tour

players. (It is a par five for
locals and is a great riskreward hole.) With a bunker
on the right begging to gobble
up tee shots and many trees
located within the elbow, this
is a fairway that isnt easy to
hold, especially for players
who employ a big, roping
draw. A fader of the golf ball
will have a much easier time
trying to position a ball for an
approach shot to this back-tofront sloping green. If they stay
below the hole, a birdie putt
could be made.
n 389 yards, par 4

The tee shot on hole 14
needs to avoid the three
fairway bunkers that protect
against a player cutting
too much off of the corner
to shorten her shot to the
green. Two well-placed
bunkers guard the small
green, which slopes from
back-to-front. If players place
shots to the green and leave
uphill putts, some birdies
could be made here.
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HOLE 18
PEARLY GATES
HOLE 16
n 437 yards, par 4
SANDY HOOK
n 353 yards, par 4
Sandy Hook is polluted
with bunkers, both left and
right, and the hole narrows
severely where an ideal tee
shot would land in the short
grass. This is one of the few
holes that players may be
able to use something other
than a driver for their tee shot.
Depending on the length of
the hitters typical tee shot, a
five or three metal could be a
nice option, but players cant
lay back too far or risk being
blocked out of the left side of
this friendly green that tilts
slightly to the left. Look for
many birdie putts on this hole
and a lot of flying sand.
HOLE 17
CROSS WIND
n 178 yards, par 3
Cross Wind is a longish
par three. Shorter hitters
may employ mid to long
irons or metal woods
to place their tee shots
near the back-of-thegreen pin placement. The
green is somewhat flat
and protected by a larger
bunker left and a smaller
one to the right.
The course closes out with

a lengthy par four that
will be difficult for even
the longest hitters to hit
in two shots. The fairway
is flanked by one bunker
to the right and the green
approach is guarded by
two one to the left and
one to the right. Very few
players will find themselves
with a birdie putt from this
large putting surface.
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COURSE NOTES
KEVIN FREEMAN
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The United States Golf Association is famous infamous? for tricking up a golf
course when its time to host
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notably a U.S. Open.
Yes, the rough is allowed
to grow to a club-grabbing
length, but thats nearly the
norm now.
In the past, the USGA has
used other methods to make
courses an extreme test of
the game. For example, at the
2012 mens U.S. Open at the
Olympic Club in San Francis-
co, golfer Stephen Ames said

the USGA watered the greens
on the front nine, but not on
the back nine, making them
harder to hold.
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thinking in regards to the U.S.
Womens Open at Lancaster
Country Club next week is
unknown.
But a conversation with Alli
Weaver, who works at LCC
and plays the course frequently, and Rory Connaughton, a
member of the executive committee that was instrumental
in bringing the tournament
to LCC, could lead people to
think the USGA might not

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itself.
While several of the 156
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advance of the U.S. Open, the
course can play differently
every day. Those practice
rounds may have provided
some insight, but those lessons learned could be out the
window starting Thursday.
That could induce some
nightmares for players, but
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Continued from 18
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Connaughton knows not only the
history of the course, but also every
nook and cranny. He believes every
question that could be asked by a golfer is asked on LCCs layout.
LCC
Typically, its death by 1,000 cuts.
(Connaughton)
Connaughton said every hole has
whats called a line of charm, meaning
there is a line that can be drawn from
the tee that puts a player in the best
position to approach a green.
Finding that line, that angle, is the
difficult part when you mix in wind
and slopes.
Every one of these greens is characterized by some fairly severe intercepting slopes, Connaughton
said. Thats consistent with William
Flynns architecture on every course

he did. If youre above the flagstick
on these greens, typically, when the
greens are at pace, you can putt off
the green very easily. Or you can have
a six-foot putt that moves three feet.
It was Flynn who set up the course
in 1919 then modified it to take four of
the holes over the Conestoga River in
the 1940s. Flynn also designed Shinnecock Hills on Long Island and was
an advisor in the shaping of Pine Valley in New Jersey and Merion in Ardmore.
The slopes on the course are not
limited to the greens. Flynns design
also has golfers making second and
third shots when the ball is above or
below their feet. So, on some holes,
the emphasis is on distance, calling
for the use of long irons, or on placement.
I think your second shot on par4 holes is going to be very important, Weaver said. Because there
are greens out here if you miss by

a little youre going to have a tough
putt, so the second shot is very important.
No. 12
Long is dead and short is in the water.
(Connaughton)
Weaver said many of LCCs holes
play differently each time through.
Normally, its wind that changes them.
Take No. 12, for example. Its the shortest hole on the course, but the par 3
also has the shallowest green and has
trouble in front and in back.
Its a beautiful hole but as far as hitting a golf shot, its not the most appealing to your eye, she said. It has
bunkers behind it and it has a false
front. If you have any spin on your ball
and you do not hit it high enough, it
can roll back into the water (in front of
the green).
The wind swirls there, Connaughton said. The green sits in a little
bowl. From one tee shot to the next in
the same group, the player may experience wind from behind or in her face or
coming from the left. What that does is
what William Flynn really wanted to
do: to cast doubt in the golfers mind.
Connaughton said that in the last
two elite amateur tournaments played
at LCC, No. 12 played the most difficult
against par.
Elsewhere
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Flynn was not completely maniacal

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Weaver listed Nos. 13 and 16 as
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Course Notes: At LCC

Continued from 20
LNP FILE PHOTO
The sand may come into play on the 16th hole at Lancaster Country Club. However, Alli
Weaver, who works at LCC and plays the course frequently, is quick to note that the hole is
one that offers golfers a good chance at making birdie.
yards or less to the green. No. 16 is a

shorter par 4.
I could see some girls hitting a
driver and going for it on 16, she
said. Or, at least get close enough
that theyll have a short chip.
Some golfers will start their
rounds with a birdie attempt on No.
1, provided they keep their tee shot
in the fairway.
I think the first six holes present your best birdie opportunities,
Connaughton said.
And I totally concur with Alli on
13 and 16. On 16, a golfer can hit
4-iron to 5-iron to driver. Every option is available, depending on what
youre looking to achieve on your
second shot.
Can you imagine having two players tied for the Open lead as they
step to the 18th tee on Sunday?
A finishing hole providing a great
finish.
Playing 18 anytime could be dra-
matic, no matter what day of the

tournament.
You stand on the tee and thoughts
probably go right to your impending
second shot.
But dont forget about that tee
shot.
Honestly, you just want to get it
in the fairway, Weaver said. One
of the biggest obstacles on 18 is that
you cant go right. The rough is thick
and theres a bunker that comes into
play. If you can get yourself a good
shot and are in the fairway, its a
lot more appealing to the eye to go
for the green. Its a long hole and
will take whatever you have to get
there.
LCC. Lots to consider before you
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The complete field

Here is the field for the 70th U.S.
Womens Open, as of June 30.
The United States Golf Association
accepted a record 1,873 entries for the
event from 49 states (all but Maine)
and 54 other countries. That surpassed
the mark of 1,702 for last years Open.
To be eligible for the U.S. Womens
Open, a player must have a Handicap
Index not exceeding 2.4, or be a pro-
fessional.
Sectional qualifying was conducted
over 36 holes between May 9 and June
15 at 21 sites in the United States, as
well as four international sites the
Peoples Republic of China, England,
the Republic of Korea and Japan.
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Holly Aitchison
Sun-Ju Ahn
Marina Alex
Lala Anai
Q Baek
Maria Balikeova
Christel Boeljon
Lee Bo-mee
Celine Boutier
Sarah Burnham
Nikki Campbell
Dori Carter
Chella Choi
Na Yeon Choi
Carlota Ciganda
Jennifer Coleman
Stephanie Connelly
Paula Creamer
Daniela Darquea
Laura Davies
Laura Diaz
Lauren Doughtie
Breanna Elliott
Austin Ernst
Jodi Ewart Shadoff
Maria Fassi
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Christina Foster
Sandra Gal
Mariel Galdiano
Kristen Gillman
Julieta Granada
Natalie Gulbis
Georgia Hall
Jang Ha-na
Mina Harigae
Muni He
Caroline Hedwall
Brooke Mackenzie
Henderson
Wei-Ling Hsu
Charley Hull
M.J. Hur
Karine Icher
Chun In-gee
Haley Italia
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SPECTATOR INFORMATION
PARKING INFORMATION
Complimentary parking and shuttle
transportation will be provided to and
from Lancaster Country Club for all
spectators during the week of the U.S.
Womens Open.
All general spectators traveling by car
who have not received a specific parking
lot permit should park at Park City Center
in Lancaster and take the complimentary
shuttles. General ticket holders are
encouraged to carpool as much as
possible.
Shuttles will run continuously beginning
at 6 a.m. from Monday through Friday and
at 6:30 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
For disabled spectators, hard service
parking will be available at Park City
Center. Lift accessible ADA parking and
transportation services will be provided
from the Burle Business Park, 1000 New
Holland Ave. Vehicles having valid HD/DP
license plates or placards are only allowed
at the Burle Business Park.
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phone at (717) 406-3654 during normal

business hours, Monday through Friday,
or by email at info@2015uswomensopen.
com.
All other championship parking is by
parking pass only. There is no spectator
or disabled parking in the immediate
vicinity of Lancaster Country Club.
Parking restrictions surrounding the
championship grounds and in the
immediate neighborhoods surrounding
the club will be closely monitored and
enforced.
Due to the daily daylight closure of
Route 23 (New Holland Pike), there
will be no spectator walking traffic on
Route 23 (New Holland Pike) from either
northbound or southbound Route 23.
Groups of spectators arriving at the
championship by private coach, bus and/
or minibus must contact the Womens
Open Championship Office by phone at
(717) 406-3654 during normal business
hours, Monday through Friday, or by
email at info@2015uswomensopen.com.
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Etiquette: Spectators should stay behind
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Spectators should remain quiet and still
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LANCASTER COUNTRY CLUB

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practice rounds at the first or 10th tee.

from both the first and 10th tees. The last

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Mike Gross: Tips for spectators

Best spots for spectators

At a glance: Top players

Course notes from insiders

Complete list of competitors

womensopenlancaster.com from now through the conclusion of the tournament. Youll

determined by the number of players

n In case of a tie after 72 holes, a three-hole

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Spectator : How to go about watching golf at LCC

to follow a player or group,

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her hit balls is like watching

time around the practice

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