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Yealimi Noh is tied for lead at U.S. Women's Open after opening 4-under 68 at Erin Hills .
Noh switched to broomstick putter two years ago to combat the yips.
Other players have already asked to try out the long putter before she won a tournament and rose to No. 18 in the world.
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