Teen golf phenoms make history

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Jaden Sung, 13, will attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open, while Rose Zhang, 20, became the first woman to win in her LPGA debut in 72 years.
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>>> OKAY. WE ARE BACK NOW WITH OUR PLAY OF WE ARE BACK NOW WITH OUR PLAY OF THE DAY. THE DAY. A SPECIAL GOLF DOUBLE HEADER A SPECIAL GOLF DOUBLE HEADER FROM A TEEN PRODIGY, NCAA FROM A TEEN PRODIGY, NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP MAKING HISTORY. CHAMPIONSHIP MAKING HISTORY. LARA, YOU'RE HERE TO BREAK IT LARA, YOU'RE HERE TO BREAK IT DOWN. DOWN. GREAT TO SEE YOU BACK. GREAT TO SEE YOU BACK. >> GREAT TO BE BACK. >> GREAT TO BE BACK. I LOVE THESE TWO STORIES. I LOVE THESE TWO STORIES. TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. JAYDEN SOONG SET TO TEE OFF JAYDEN SOONG SET TO TEE OFF TODAY IN AN ATTEMPT TO QUALIFY TODAY IN AN ATTEMPT TO QUALIFY FOR THE U.S. OPEN. FOR THE U.S. OPEN. YES, THAT U.S. OPEN WHERE PGA YES, THAT U.S. OPEN WHERE PGA STARS LIKE RORY PLAY. STARS LIKE RORY PLAY. THIS COULD HAPPEN. THIS COULD HAPPEN. JAYDEN ALREADY ADVANCED FROM THE JAYDEN ALREADY ADVANCED FROM THE FIRST ROUND TRYING TO GET A SPOT FIRST ROUND TRYING TO GET A SPOT IN THE OPEN WHICH STARTS IN LOS IN THE OPEN WHICH STARTS IN LOS ANGELES NEXT WEEK. ANGELES NEXT WEEK. THE 7TH GRADER FIRST PICKED UP A THE 7TH GRADER FIRST PICKED UP A CLUB WHEN HE WAS 2 LIKE A CLUB WHEN HE WAS 2 LIKE A CERTAIN PERSON WE KNOW NAMED CERTAIN PERSON WE KNOW NAMED TIGER. TIGER. HE NEEDED A NOTE FROM HIS MOM TO HE NEEDED A NOTE FROM HIS MOM TO SKIP SCHOOL FOR THIS SKIP SCHOOL FOR THIS COMPETITION. COMPETITION. JAYDEN, GO GET EM, KID. JAYDEN, GO GET EM, KID. ANOTHER GOLF PHENOM. ANOTHER GOLF PHENOM. THE NEW STAR OF WOMEN'S GOLF, THE NEW STAR OF WOMEN'S GOLF, EVERYBODY, TWO TIME NCAA CHAMP EVERYBODY, TWO TIME NCAA CHAMP ROSE DANG BECOMING THE FIRST ROSE DANG BECOMING THE FIRST WOMAN TO WIN IN HER LPGA DEBUT WOMAN TO WIN IN HER LPGA DEBUT IN 72 YEARS. IN 72 YEARS. FELLOW STANFORD GRAD TIGER WOODS FELLOW STANFORD GRAD TIGER WOODS TWEETING INCREDIBLE TWO WEEKS TWEETING INCREDIBLE TWO WEEKS FOR ROSE DEFENDING HER NCAA FOR ROSE DEFENDING HER NCAA TITLE AND WINNING HER PRO DEBUT. TITLE AND WINNING HER PRO DEBUT. HOW ABOUT THAT? HOW ABOUT THAT? MAKES ME WANT TO GOLF, GEORGE. MAKES ME WANT TO GOLF, GEORGE. [ LAUGHTER ] [ LAUGHTER ] >> A 13-YEAR-OLD GOING TO THE >> A 13-YEAR-OLD GOING TO THE U.S. OPEN. U.S. OPEN. WHAT WAS I

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