(George, South Africa February 10 2005) Team Canada and Team Italy share the lead on seven under par 66 after the first round of the inaugural Women’s World Cup of Golf after a scorching day at The Links Course at Fancourt Hotel and Country Club Estate.
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| Dawn Coe-Jones and Lowrie Kane |
“We ham and egged it very well,” said Kane a four-time winner on the LPGA Tour before her partner interjected.
“I mean she made nine, ten,” said Coe-Jones. “I don’t know how many she made. I helped her twice! When she needed a par, I was there.”
“Yes, and big ones,” replied Kane. “It’s more about momentum at the time and we kept the momentum going instead of falling back. On the tenth hole, I am on the green in two and didn’t putt very well. Dawn is in the fairway bunker and makes a hell of a four, and we needed that to keep us rolling. Then I followed up and birdied the next one. That is what it was about today.”
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