The Tigers

Image1: Tseng Yani, a Taiwanese, the World's #1. The youngest, male or female with 5 major wins including the 2011 British Open

Image2: With the 2011 British Open Trophy

Photo Credits: From Google images

The Female Tiger

They converged, 9 of the world’s top 10

For the 2^nd Sime Darby LPGA tournament

At the KLGCC pitting their prowess

Led by last year’s  inaugural winner

World’s #1 Tseng Yani , a Taiwanese professonal

Who came with impressive credentials

Dubbed the female Tiger

And currently on the US LPGA Tour

For the 2^nd day yesterday she carded a four-under 67

To surge into reckoning for a share of the 3^rd spot

At eight- under 134,  within striking distance of the leaders

The leader, Stacy Lewis with a record breaking feat
Sizzled with a 65 at nine-under to share the lead

With Brittany Lang (the 2011 British Open  runner-up ) at 133

Thanks on the back nine to a string of 6 birdies

Going into the 3^rd round today though

Both shouldn’t be too happy

As others on the leaderboard

Are too close for comfort

Going into the weekend we’ll see

Some fun it’s going to be

What of the male Tiger lurking in the Woods

He recovered on the endorsement trail

After losing out big time on lucrative deals

He lost Tag Heur but recently gained Rolex

Not much can be said of his recovery  in play

Since the fiasco had not won any on the fairway

At a recent tournament it happened

Had the indignity of a sausage thrown at him

Fans are expecting 2012 to be a good year

So is Tiger, I’m sure!

Updates:
3rd Round Scores Oct 15, 2011 (Sat)
201: Choi Na-yeon (Kor) 66-68-67;

202: Brittany Lang (US) 66-67-69;

203: Azahara Munoz (Spa) 67-68-68;

205: Pak Se-ri (Kor) 72-68-65, Stacy Lewis (US) 68-65-72, Tseng Yani (Tpe) 69-67-69;

World's #4, Choi is leading the pack. Previous joint leaders Lang is 2nd and Lewis is 4th bunched together with Yani. The battle for the Final Day (today) is thrown open as any one of them stands an even chance.

4th and Final Round Oct 16th, 2011
Choi Na-yeon (Kor) won the title by one stroke from Taiwan's Tseng Yani.  Choi carded rounds of 66-68-67-68 for a 15-under 269