| 2019 LPGA SCHEDULE & RESULTS |
| Indianapolis Brickyard Crossing Schedule |
PARKING - $10
Lots 3G, 3P and Main Gate.
These three lots are across
the street from the Speedway,
on 16th St.
Lots 3G, 3P and Main Gate.
These three lots are across
the street from the Speedway,
on 16th St.
The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) returns to the Brickyard
for it's 3rd "Indy Women in Tech" Championship tournament.
The tournament will feature a field of 132 players competing for a $2 million purse.
for it's 3rd "Indy Women in Tech" Championship tournament.
The tournament will feature a field of 132 players competing for a $2 million purse.
| BRICKYARD CROSSING |
| Indy Women in Tech Championship |
OPENING ROUND OF IWIT CHAMPIONSHIP - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 2019
07:00am - Public Gates Open
07:15am - 09:16am - First Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
09:00am - 04:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
12:15pm - 02:16pm - First Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
04:00pm - Public Gates Close
Admission: $20
07:00am - Public Gates Open
07:15am - 09:16am - First Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
09:00am - 04:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
12:15pm - 02:16pm - First Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
04:00pm - Public Gates Close
Admission: $20
| September 26-29, 2019 |
ROUND 3 OF IWIT CHAMPIONSHIP - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019
08:00am - Public Gates Open
08:35am - 02:45pm - Third Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
09:00am - 04:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
10:00am - 12:30pm - First TEE Golf Zone Open
12:30pm - 03:30pm - byte @ THE #IWiTCHAMP
02:00pm - Public Gates Close
Admission: $20
08:00am - Public Gates Open
08:35am - 02:45pm - Third Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
09:00am - 04:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
10:00am - 12:30pm - First TEE Golf Zone Open
12:30pm - 03:30pm - byte @ THE #IWiTCHAMP
02:00pm - Public Gates Close
Admission: $20
ROUND 2 OF IWIT CHAMPIONSHIP - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2019
07:00am - Public Gates Open
07:15am - 09:16am - Second Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
09:00am - 04:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
12:15pm - 02:16pm - Second Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
04:00pm - Public Gates Close
Admission: $20
07:00am - Public Gates Open
07:15am - 09:16am - Second Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
09:00am - 04:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
12:15pm - 02:16pm - Second Round Tee Time - #1 and #10 Tee
04:00pm - Public Gates Close
Admission: $20
Indy Women in Tech Championship
Sept 28 - Mi Jung Hur wanted to go wire-to-wire on the
LPGA Tour for the first time, and she had the perfect
formula Sunday at the Indy Women in Tech Champion-
ship.
She didn't make any mistakes at Brickyard Crossing.
No one came close.
Hur closed with a 4-under 68 for a four-shot victory,
her second LPGA Tour title of the year.
The 29-year-old South Korean became the sixth multiple
winner on the LPGA Tour this season. Jin Young Ko, a
double major winner this year, has four victories. No one
else has more than two.
Nanna Koerstz Madsen birdied her last two holes for a
67 to finish alone in second, the only drama in the final
round. It was a big deal to Koerstz Madsen, who moved
from No. 70 to No. 44 in the Race to the CME Globe.
The LPGA Tour has four events remaining — all of them
in Asia — before the top 60 qualify for the season-ending
CME Globe Tour Championship in Florida.
Marina Alex, in her first appearance since her Solheim
Cup debut, began the final round two shots behind. Alex
did not make a birdie until the 16th hole, closed with
another birdie for a 72 and finished alone in third.
Megan Khang (68), Sakura Yokomine (68), Bronte
Law (70) and Maria Torres (72) tied for fourth. Torres
opened with three birdies in four holes to get within one
shot. That was her last birdie, and she lost ground with
three bogeys that kept her from moving up more in the
Race to the CME Globe.
Sept 28 - Mi Jung Hur wanted to go wire-to-wire on the
LPGA Tour for the first time, and she had the perfect
formula Sunday at the Indy Women in Tech Champion-
ship.
She didn't make any mistakes at Brickyard Crossing.
No one came close.
Hur closed with a 4-under 68 for a four-shot victory,
her second LPGA Tour title of the year.
The 29-year-old South Korean became the sixth multiple
winner on the LPGA Tour this season. Jin Young Ko, a
double major winner this year, has four victories. No one
else has more than two.
Nanna Koerstz Madsen birdied her last two holes for a
67 to finish alone in second, the only drama in the final
round. It was a big deal to Koerstz Madsen, who moved
from No. 70 to No. 44 in the Race to the CME Globe.
The LPGA Tour has four events remaining — all of them
in Asia — before the top 60 qualify for the season-ending
CME Globe Tour Championship in Florida.
Marina Alex, in her first appearance since her Solheim
Cup debut, began the final round two shots behind. Alex
did not make a birdie until the 16th hole, closed with
another birdie for a 72 and finished alone in third.
Megan Khang (68), Sakura Yokomine (68), Bronte
Law (70) and Maria Torres (72) tied for fourth. Torres
opened with three birdies in four holes to get within one
shot. That was her last birdie, and she lost ground with
three bogeys that kept her from moving up more in the
Race to the CME Globe.
| Mi Jung Hur |
| RESULTS |
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ROUND 4 OF IWIT CHAMPIONSHIP - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2019
08:00am - Public Gates Open
08:35am - 02:45pm - Final Round Tee Time - #1
09:00am - 02:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
12:30pm - 03:30pm - byte @ THE #IWiTCHAMP
02:00pm - Public Gates Close
04:00pm - Closing Ceremony
Admission: $20
08:00am - Public Gates Open
08:35am - 02:45pm - Final Round Tee Time - #1
09:00am - 02:00pm - Hospitality Tents & 360 Viewing Deck Open
12:30pm - 03:30pm - byte @ THE #IWiTCHAMP
02:00pm - Public Gates Close
04:00pm - Closing Ceremony
Admission: $20
PROHIBITED ITEMS
The following items are prohibited through Indianapolis Motor Speedway gates for the Indy Women in Tech Championship:
Cameras and video recording equipment is not permitted Thursday-Sunday of the tournament. Cameras will be allowed for
personal-use Tuesday and Wednesday.
Cell phones must be turned to silent on tournament grounds
Containers, large bags or backpacks.
Coolers.
Noise producing electronic devices such as tablets, tvs, radios, etc.
Outside food or beverages.
Pets. Service animals are allowed.
Purses and small bags are subject to search and unauthorized items will be confiscated.
Weapons of any type, including knives, firearms and ammunition.
Any other items not mentioned that the tournament deems a safety hazard or diminish the enjoyment of the event by other guests.
PERMITTED ITEMS
The following items are permitted through Indianapolis Motor Speedway gates:
Binoculars.
Mobility aids used by guests with disabilities. Guests are responsible for securing unattended wheelchairs and scooters.
IMS reserves the right to prohibit any device based on size or other considerations.
Strollers, lawn chairs and folding camping chairs.
Umbrellas as long as they do not obstruct the view of others. The umbrella’s user takes sole responsibility for the safe use
of the umbrella.
The following items are prohibited through Indianapolis Motor Speedway gates for the Indy Women in Tech Championship:
Cameras and video recording equipment is not permitted Thursday-Sunday of the tournament. Cameras will be allowed for
personal-use Tuesday and Wednesday.
Cell phones must be turned to silent on tournament grounds
Containers, large bags or backpacks.
Coolers.
Noise producing electronic devices such as tablets, tvs, radios, etc.
Outside food or beverages.
Pets. Service animals are allowed.
Purses and small bags are subject to search and unauthorized items will be confiscated.
Weapons of any type, including knives, firearms and ammunition.
Any other items not mentioned that the tournament deems a safety hazard or diminish the enjoyment of the event by other guests.
PERMITTED ITEMS
The following items are permitted through Indianapolis Motor Speedway gates:
Binoculars.
Mobility aids used by guests with disabilities. Guests are responsible for securing unattended wheelchairs and scooters.
IMS reserves the right to prohibit any device based on size or other considerations.
Strollers, lawn chairs and folding camping chairs.
Umbrellas as long as they do not obstruct the view of others. The umbrella’s user takes sole responsibility for the safe use
of the umbrella.
| TOP 8 |
The lead down to one, Hur rolled in a birdie on No. 4
and closed out the front nine with another birdie to
stretch her lead to five shots as everyone around her dropped
shots at Brickyard Crossing, the course that has four holes inside
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval.
Hur added a pair of birdies early on the back nine to put
it away.
Hur won the Ladies Scottish Open in August, ending
nearly five years without a victory. Now she has two victories
seven weeks apart, and Hur hopes she is not finished. Among
those celebrating with her on the 18th green was her husband.
She was married in January.
and closed out the front nine with another birdie to
stretch her lead to five shots as everyone around her dropped
shots at Brickyard Crossing, the course that has four holes inside
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval.
Hur added a pair of birdies early on the back nine to put
it away.
Hur won the Ladies Scottish Open in August, ending
nearly five years without a victory. Now she has two victories
seven weeks apart, and Hur hopes she is not finished. Among
those celebrating with her on the 18th green was her husband.
She was married in January.
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