KILDEER, Ill. Stacy Lewis says she is losing some distance, but she is still swinging quite nicely around her emerging baby bump.Lewis opened the KPMG Womens PGA Championship Thursday with a 2-under-par 70 to move into position to try to win with her unborn daughter in tow.If Lewis is hoisting a trophy come Sunday, that will be quite the story to share with her daughter someday.Make no mistake, Lewis is aiming to do just that.I finished well, but I'm still kind of frustrated with the day, Lewis said. I felt like going into today, I was playing a lot better, especially the way I started. Kind of frustrated with the start, but happy with the finish.
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Lewis, 33, birdied three of the final four holes. She is seeking her 13th LPGA title, her third major championship.After this week, Lewis will play the Marathon Classic in two weeks in her final start of the year. Shell take the rest of the year off to prepare for her babys arrival.As I've said, things are getting a little harder, and the energy level is getting a little bit tougher, so I have to manage things better, Lewis said. But I'm looking forward to the break. I'll be ready for it, I think, coming in a couple weeks.Lewis wouldnt be the first LPGA player to win while pregnant. Nancy Lopez did it at least twice.
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