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Erynee Lee is OK with losing to one of the best amateurs in the United States.
And a national champion, too.
Amanda Blumenherst had not trailed at all at the U.S. Women's Amateur at Eugene Country Club, until coming up against the 15-year-old from Silverdale in the semifinals Saturday.
Blumenherst ended up rallying for a 3-and-2 victory, setting up her Sunday showdown against Azahara Munoz, whom she defeated, 2-and-1, in the finals.
Lee noted she has discovered the gold standard of amateur golf, and will work hard to reach it.
"Her game really taught me a lot," Lee said in an interview Saturday. "The fact that she is a long hitter, now I am going to work a little harder to hit it longer too. I was a little nervous playing against her side by side, but from the very first tee I was confident that I was going to do well today."
