Yani Tseng won Founders Cup finally

She had three birdies and a bogey for my child final nine for a 2-under 70, leaving her at 9-under 135 along with a stroke in front of five players after the second round.

"I played really well today I made plenty of good shots, good drives, however i just didn't make enough putts," Tseng said. "But had a good stroke. Some of it was actually challenging to read, but Ping G20 Hybrid it is good I make good stroke rather than bad stroke. I really enjoy available. It's good to experience each day. It's not too hot."

It had been about 80 degrees when Tseng finished as well as the afternoon high was 87.

Second-ranked Na Yeon Choi was second along with fellow South Korean players I.K. Kim and Meena Lee and Japan's Ai Miyazato and Mika Miyazato.

"I'm very satisfied things i did today," said Choi, who had a 69. "The temperature is good like yesterday, however i heard tomorrow and Sunday the weather would have been a little windy and cold, therefore i ought to plan that. I do believe I'm in good position at this time, however have two more rounds."

Kim stood a 66, Lee and Mika Miyazato shot 67, and Ai Miyazato stood a 68.

"I took part in the afternoon yesterday, and so the fairways and greens were pretty firm, but this morning it turned out really soft," Ai Miyazato said. "And I thought I could be more Callaway Razr X Tour irons aggressive, however would be a little impatient around the front nine, but about the back nine I made some putts, so I'm pleased with that.

Tseng successfully defended her LPGA Thailand title in February for her 13th LPGA Tour victory. She led the tour last season with seven victories -- including major victories inside LPGA Championship and Women's British Open -- and handle the year with 12 worldwide titles.

"The next two days are very important, however i can keep exactly the same strategy, tips to negotiate and then try to make more birdies while i can and play smart, as well as more times to come," Tseng said. "I love this greens. And by hitting good driver, I think I've a great deal of chances to win."

Paula Creamer (68) was two strokes back as well as defending champion Karrie Webb (69), Karen Sjodin (68), Inbee Park (69), Jiyai Shin (71) and Hee Young Park (72). Park was tied with Tseng for discount golf clubs that first-round lead after having a 65.

"I hit 16 greens today," Creamer said. "I gave myself a bunch of chances. I can have gotten so much below 68. But I'm pretty pleased with how I hit the ball, i hit a lot of great putts, just they didn't go in, but saving them for your weekend in this way, i just feel completely confident out here.

She tied for second recently inside the inaugural event.