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American golfer Ally Ewing has produced a remarkable golf performance at the AIG Women’s Open, taking a commanding lead over the rest of the field as she vies for her first LPGA major championship. With a stellar display of skill and precision, Ewing has made navigating the challenging Walton Heath course appear effortless.

Ewing’s masterful play during the first two days of the tournament has been nothing short of remarkable. Following her impressive opening round 68, she continued her dominance on Friday, firing off an impressive 66 to surge to a total of 10-under par. This exceptional performance has placed her five shots ahead of competitors Andrea Lee and Minami Katsu, setting the stage for an enthralling weekend.

While many have struggled on the demanding Walton Heath course, Ewing has thrived, highlighting the importance of accurate driving to succeed on this challenging layout. With well-positioned tee shots and impeccable iron play, Ewing consistently gave herself birdie opportunities. Reflecting on her performance, Ewing shares, “I was able to hit really good iron shots into the greens – give myself a lot of looks, which you can have looks, but you’ve got to be able to capitalize on them.”

Ewing’s round on Friday yielded seven birdies and only one bogey, securing her a five-shot lead midway through Day 2 of the AIG Women’s Open. The 30-year-old golfer’s performance was not only marked by her ability to sink clutch putts, but also by her confidence and composure on the greens. Ewing explains, “I rolled in some breaking putts, which I feel like that’s always a confidence boost to match up the line and speed. So yeah, it was a very solid day.”

In a display of remarkable concentration, Ewing made four consecutive birdies during the front nine, totaling 30 strokes for the first half of her round. Despite her exceptional play, Ewing modestly admits that she was not fully aware of her accomplishments until signing her scorecard. She explains, “I didn’t really even know until I signed my scorecard that I had four birdies in a row, so I would probably say that stretch from like 6 to 11 is kind of a little bit of a blur but yeah, I was very in the present on all of those shots.”

Now, the question arises – can Ewing maintain her impressive form and go wire to wire to secure her first major championship? The former Mississippi State Bulldog currently boasts three victories on the LPGA Tour, but her best finish at the AIG Women’s Open was a T16 in 2017. Ewing acknowledges the importance of staying focused and mentally prepared for each day of the tournament, leaving nothing to chance. She states, “The past is the past, and nothing that I’ve done through 36 holes can do anything for me for the next 36, so I’m just going to be mentally prepared for each individual day that presents itself.”

Ally Ewing’s exceptional performance at the AIG Women’s Open has undoubtedly turned heads, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion to the tournament. As she continues to demonstrate her dominance on the golf course, spectators and fellow competitors alike will eagerly watch her journey towards potential glory.

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