SENIOR WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN REDUCED TO TWO ROUNDS AS HIGH WINDS WIPE OUT WEDNESDAY ROUND AT ROYAL PORTRUSH
After a lengthy suspension of play due to high winds gusting up to 50mph, the second-round was abandoned in the Senior Women's British Open championship at Royal Portrush Golf Club, Northern Ireland.
The 24 scores returned before Ladies Golf Union Tournament Director Gillian Roy and her championship committee halted play were declared null and void.
The championship has been reduced from three rounds to two.
The scheduled 36-hole cut is scrapped and everyone will play a second round tomorrow.
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