Kang stays cool in rain to lead Women’s World Championship

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Brooke Henderson, of Smiths Falls, Ont., fired a 1-under 71 on Friday to rebound from a disappointing opening round of 78. She sits at five-over and tied for 60th.

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The round was suspended by heavy rainfall, but it didn’t faze Kang.

“I actually don’t mind weather delays that much because I feel I just have time to chill. I feel less rushed,” Kang said.

“But my caddie was really helpful in the rain,” she added. “I told him he had magic towels. I don’t know what was happening, but the grip was fully soaked when it went in the bag, and every time he handed me the club, it was completely dry. So it was pretty incredible.”

Corpuz sounded the same theme and said she was “trying to stay patient today, especially with all the weather delays.”

The serenity paid off on No. 8 with an eagle-3.

“Managed to roll that putt in and just got some momentum going into the back nine,” Corpuz said, “and got a few birdies on the back nine as well.”

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