Lucy Li, 11, becomes youngest U.S. Women's Open qu

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Li, from Redwood Shores, shot rounds of 74 and 68 at Half Moon Bay Golf Club to beat the field by seven shots and book her place at Pinehurst next month.
She beats the previous mark held by fellow American Lexi Thompson, who qualified for the 2007 installment aged 12.
But Li won't be the youngest to compete at the tournament -- that honor is still held by Beverley Klass, who competed in 1967 aged just 10 without having to qualify.
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All of the 17 women to qualify will be making their first appearance at the U.S. Open, with another raft of events running right through until the end of May.