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Sei Young Kim finally ended her long winless streak, claiming the title and sparking her team to smash an LPGA record – a collective scoring surge that produced a historic, landmark victory at the tournament
Kim snapped a five-year LPGA drought, seizing the BMW Ladies crown with a calm, composed final round. Clutch late birdies down the stretch sealed the victory, sending her to the trophy ceremony and a triumphant return to the winner’s circle
Hannah Green Triumphs in Style at BMW Ladies Championship!
In a thrilling display of talent and determination, Hannah Green clinched the prestigious BMW Ladies Championship title, outshining an elite field that included the formidable Lydia Ko, a former world No. 1. Green’s impeccable performance resonated with brilliance as she showcased unmatched consistency in her ball-striking and putting prowess.
Even amidst a challenging weather delay, Green stood strong, capping off her remarkable journey with a remarkable total of 276, finishing at an impressive four-under par. Ko, a fierce competitor, pushed hard but fell short by just two strokes, ending in a shared second position.
This triumphant win marks Green’s second triumph on the LPGA Tour, further stamping her authority as a rising luminary in the realm of women’s golf. Her stellar display not only cements her as a force to be reckoned with internationally but also paves the way for a bright and promising future ahead.
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The SK Telecom Open of the LPGA faced an unexpected halt on Friday, as heavy rain disrupted the course. Leading the pack was the talented American golfer, Ally Ewing, showcasing exceptional performance amidst the challenging conditions at the prestigious Sky 72 Golf Club in Incheon, South Korea.
Not far behind, American player Jennifer Kupcho displayed remarkable skill, scoring an impressive four-under-par 68. Meanwhile, South Korea’s own Lee Jeongeun remained within striking distance, trailing shortly behind. However, the overnight frontrunner, Narin An, encountered difficulties on the course, recording a 74 and slipping down the rankings.
The tournament action is set to resume on Saturday morning at 8:00 AM local time, promising more excitement and fierce competition on the lush greens of Incheon. Should all four rounds conclude successfully, this event will mark the seventh riveting competition hosted by the Korean LPGA this season.
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