Last-hole bogey costs Ko outright lead in Vancouver


  • Golf
  • Sunday, 23 Aug 2015

Aug 22, 2015; Coquitlam, British Columbia, CAN; Lydia Ko reads the green of the first hole during the third round at Vancouver Golf Club. Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports

Aug 22 (Reuters) - World number two Lydia Ko squandered the outright lead with a bogey on her last hole at the Canadian Pacific Women’s Open on Saturday and faces a final round shoot-off for the title with playing partner Candie Kung.

The New Zealand teenager, who entered the round two shots adrift of overnight leader Kung, took the lead after a solid front nine at Vancouver Golf Club but the final-hole blip left her 12-under with the Taiwan-born American.

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