Nelly Korda and Olivia Cowan's 'Legally Blonde' team finishes three shots off the lead in the Dow Championship
of Scotland were the first team to post a 3-under 67 in the tough foursomes format. They were joined byThe alternate-shot format kept no team from being able to separate at Midland Country Club, and most teams stayed close going into the second round of fourballs.
“Legally Blonde” is the team name Korda and Cowan gave themselves in a week that is more about fun coming off a tough test at the Women's Open that Korda won for her second major of the year. Boyd and Zhang went with the name “Baddies” and they were up to the task. The LPGA rookies had three birdies in their opening seven holes, survived some rocky moments and joined the top of a very crowded leaderboard.
“Going into the event, we were both super excited,” Boyd said. “It’s a fun thing. The crowds were great, so I think we were just having good vibes out there and feeding off that energy for sure. ”FOX SPORTS™, SPEED™, SPEED.
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