World No. 1 In-bee aims for third straight Major


NEW YORK: The toughest test in women’s golf would figure to be a piece of cake for the No. 1 player in the world.

She already had six wins, and the LPGA Tour season was barely at the halfway point. She stamped her dominance by winning the first two Majors of the year. The gap between her and the next best player was even larger than what Tiger Woods enjoyed in men’s golf. Her swing was reliable. And she had the experience as a past US Women’s Open champion. If she had a weakness, it wasn’t apparent.

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