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  •   Home > News > Sports > Golf

    Lydia Ko admits any wavering faith in her golfing abilities has been removed by her LPGA victory last week in Hawaii, breaking an almost three-year winless streak

    Lydia Ko admits any wavering faith in her golfing abilities has been removed by her LPGA victory last week in Hawaii, breaking an almost three-year winless streak


    This week she's in California and will tee-off at 8.10am.



    Ko will celebrate her 24th birthday on Saturday in the third round, provided she makes the cut.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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