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Webb has moment to forget, trails in Women's Australian Open
Karrie Webb, of Australia, watches her tee shot on the 17th hole
Short-siding herself in a bunker on the par-3 14th, five-time champion Webb hit it across the green and watched it dribble into a bunker on the other side.
She ended up taking a double-bogey 5 on her way to a 74 and is seven strokes behind second-round leaders Wei-Ling Hsu and Madelene Sagstrom.
"I paid the penalty for a lot of my missed shots," she said. "I'm disappointed not to play better and be close to the lead."
Sagstrom had her second straight 67 while Hsu shot 69. They were both at 10-under 134 in the LPGA tournament.
American Nelly Korda, who shot 66 Friday, and Australian Hannah Green (69) were among those tied for third, three strokes behind.
Korda, who had seven birdies in 10 holes, said: "I got off to a really solid start and just kept it going."
World No. 1 Ariya Jutanugarn rebounded from an opening 76 with a 69 Friday and made the cut by two strokes.
Former No. 1 Lydia Ko shot 77 and at 4-over didn't make the weekend.
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