The tournament, which is open to female amateur and professional golfers, was played May 30 th — 31 st at Torrington Country Club in Goshen, Conn. A total of fourteen players began the final round within four shots of overnight leader Melissa Siviter of Alpharetta, Georgia, whose opening round of 70 gave her a one shot advantage. Things only got tighter throughout the day, with eight different players holding a share of the lead throughout the day and no player holding more than a one-shot lead. Playing in the final group with Siviter, Lawrence played steady throughout much of the day, keeping pace with the leaders and holding a share of the lead until a bogey on the 13 th hole dropped her to even par for the tournament. Even still, standing on the 16 th tee, she was one of ten players that were within a shot of the lead. After a monster tee shot on the par-5 16 th , Lawrence was left with only yards into the green.

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It was a lot of firsts in one! But when Savard landed after the final fence and saw they were in first place, she was shocked. Their time of The win was even more poignant considering the journey that Savard has taken to get to this point. A native of Montecito, California, Savard grew up on a ranch and learned to ride by herding cattle.