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Lottie Wade overcame a mid-round double-bogey to seal a second LPGA Tour title to complete a two-shot victory at the Kroger Queen City Championship in Ohio.
Wade took a three-shot lead into the final day at Maketewah Country Club and got off to a fast start after two birdies in his first five holes, only to double-bogey the par-four sixth to give HP to the chasing pack.
The Englishwoman took advantage of the next-five and canceled out a bogey on No. 17 with a birdie at the 13th, enough to hold off the chasing pack with a one-under 69 and register her first win of the season.
Wade looks on from the first hole in the final round of the Queen City Championship LPGA golf tournament
Wade finished at 12 over Harran Ryu, who was in contention with five birdies in her final-round 67 in a seven-hole stretch, while AIG Women’s Open champion Miu Yamashita finished third, three strokes behind China’s Ruoning Yin.
“Obviously very, very happy and grateful,” Wade said after his win. It’s definitely a bit sweeter than the first one (ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open), because I didn’t really expect it. It’s just that I saw how good everyone is out there, so it’s good to win again.”
Former world No. 1 Jin Yong Ko opened the leaderboard with a 5-under 65 to share fifth place with Amanda Doherty, while Gino Thitikul slipped to seventh after a weekend 69.
World No. 1 Nelly Korda shared eighth place after a three-under 67, with Lydia Koo at five under after a 71, as defending champion Charlie Hull finished tied for 40th with a two-under 68.
Harm secures Breakthrough Ladies European Tour win
Leonie Harm Amundi birdied her final two holes to clinch a one-shot victory on home soil at the German Masters and a maiden Ladies’ European Tour title.
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Highlights from day four of the Amundi German Masters at the Green Eagle Golf Course in Hamburg, Germany
Harm shot a four-under 69 on the North Course at Green Eagle Golf Course to finish at 10 under, a shot clear of Cassandra Alexander of South Africa.
“I’m really glad I got it after 2022 comes around and I’m here with all the German fans,” Herm said. “A lot of people came to support and it means a lot.”
Overnight leader Alexandra Forsterling stumbled to a three-over 76 to drop into third with Chiara Nozza and Anna Huang.
What next?
The Ladies European Tour heads to Morocco for the Lala Merriam Cup starting Friday, while the LPGA Tour takes a week off before the Showright LPGA from May 29-31.
The next women’s major is the US Women’s Open, June 4-7 at Riviera Country Club in California. Get Sky Sports or Flow without any contract.
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