Kelly struggles to find footing and misses the cut
PETALING JAYA: Golfer Kelly Tan (pic) missed the cut for the US Women's Open in Wisconsin after struggling to keep to the fairways on Friday.
The two-time Olympian never recovered from two back-to-back double bogeys on the front nine and eventually ended with a six-over 78.
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