LPGA players contend with mosquitoes at CPKC Women's Open

The LPGA's CPKC Women's Open is taking place at Royal Mayfair Golf Club in Edmonton, Alberta, where players are facing significant challenges from an unusually high mosquito population. Nelly Korda and other competitors noted the discomfort caused by the insects this week, with reports indicating that Edmonton has 15 times more mosquitoes than last year, attributed to heavy rainfall. Competitors, including Lydia Ko and Brooke Henderson, are taking precautions against the insects, as the high mosquito count has been a topic of discussion during the tournament's press events. The event continues as players adapt to these challenging conditions.

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