Midland, MICH.-Cassie Porter removed the green at a available 4 and on Thursday to start a line of three straight Burdies, in which the LPGA tour formed a team with Jemma Drbeberg in Foursom for the 4-under 66 to lead the Dow Championship at the LPGA tour’s only team event.

The pair dropped only one shot and finished for six teams for six-shot leads with six stairs, including Lexi Thompson and Meghan Kong, and Liona Maguire and Jennifer Kuppo.

Defending champions Yin and Jeno are ruining Thaitikul, both women are one of the top five in the world rankings. He was among those two shots behind 68 years.

Drberg is a 32 -year -old in Scotland, while Porter is 22 -year -old Australian in his fraudulent season on LPGA Tour. He carefully raised which holes for Porter for a long time to start in the Midland country.

Drigberg said, “Kaisi hits it ahead of me, and I am good and usually below the middle.” “We chose the right hole for each other, and I think we are really well prepared. We have really complemented each other well.”

Thompson, who has gone six years without the victory of LPGA, and Khang had five Birds offset by two bogies.

“I knew that we were coming here for an alternative shot that we just had a good one for a few shovels and pars,” Thompson said. “Just tried to live and be patient.”

Maguire and Kuppo made a early bogie and then played the bogey-free with four beadies in the last 16 holes to join the large group at 67.

For an alternative-shot format that can be stressful, Maguire and Kuppo kept it simple. Both rarely are out of the situation and are constantly good potter.

“We are not very aggressive at attacking the pin,” Kuppo said. “So we give ourselves a lot of puts and keep our speed under control and simply make it easy on each other.”

Kupcho worked closely with Lizet Salas to win the 2022 event.

The format switchs on foreball, which takes the lower score of each player on a hole on Friday.