Kristin Tattar leads after the first round of the event, starting with a head start of -8 due to her season performance.

Tattar came into the competition fresh from last week's win at the tournament just over the state border in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

The Estonian started out strongly, with five birdies (one under par) on each of the first seven holes.

Due to her form she was also granted a head-start of minus 8 throws.

Kristin Tattar extends her lead with a DEEP C2 putt pic.twitter.com/x4g8uHmljC

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While she went one over par on the 16th and 17th, she still retained the lead with a score of 14 under par, two ahead of U.S competitor Holyn Handley and Finland's Eveliina Salonen.

Two of the most well-known American players, Missy Gannon and Ohn Scoggins, are three throws behind Tattar. A total of 20 women are taking part, and the stage runs through to Sunday.

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