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Thai golf star Jeeno Thitikul secures 4th win of 2026 at Lotte Championship in Hawaii

Thai golf star Jeeno Thitikul secures 4th win of 2026 at Lotte Championship in Hawaii

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Jeeno Thitikul secured her fourth victory of⁣ the year at the 2026 Lotte Championship in Hawaii, showcasing her prowess⁢ on one of the‌ sport’s toughest courses. The Bangkok-born golfer, known for her strategic play and calm demeanor, demonstrated once again why⁤ she is a rising star in women’s professional golf.

Throughout the final round, Thitikul navigated the course’s tricky ​greens and tight ⁤fairways ⁢with a ⁤precision‍ that only comes‍ with dedication and experience.⁣ Her ability to stay focused under pressure and deliver a clinical ⁣performance kept her ahead of ‍the competition. Her impeccable putting‌ was a key factor in⁣ her consistent ⁢play.

In recent years, Thitikul has been making a name for herself ⁢on the LPGA Tour ​through‌ her consistent performances and relentless pursuit of excellence. Her latest triumph comes ‍at a crucial time in​ the season, solidifying her place among the tour’s top golfers.‍ She aims‍ to​ build on this success and ⁣elevate her ranking within the year, positioning herself among the world’s⁤ elite ​golfers.

Round Score Par Diff
1 67 +2 -1
2 69 +2 +1
3 71 +2 -1
4 68 +2 -4

With a consistent​ performance across ​all rounds,Thitikul’s win is⁢ a testament to ⁢her ability to adapt to​ any course‌ and ⁤maintain a high ⁢level of‌ play. Her next⁢ goal is​ to continue building‍ on this success and aim‌ for ‌the top of women’s golf.
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