SOUTHPORT (AFP): Could this be the first year that a teenager wins the women's British Open? There's certainly three that have the credentials going into the upcoming major at Royal Birkdale.
Lydia Ko, 17, Charley Hull, 18, and Lexi Thompson, 19, are the present and the future of the women's game and are ready to replace Karrie Webb, who was 20 when she won the first of her three Championships in 1995, as the youngest ever winner.
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