Kim Hyo Joo won the HSBC Women’s World Championship

Closing day, Kim scored eight birdies and no bogey in the 64-stroke scoreboard. This match, she reached 253 yards in the two holes selected by the LPGA Tour for the average tee shot.

All the way to the finish line, the Korean player born in 1995 hit 13 of the 14 fairways, went up to the green according to the 16-hole standard with 26 shots – putt.

Kim finished first at -17, sipped snacks at the club house and watched the situation.

Green kept the top of the board at -14 after 54 holes, joining after Kim. The high performance of the kimchi country colleague makes the Australian golfer only lead one stick when he enters hole 17.

But on this par3 green hole, Green closed the bogey due to losing three putts and then had to share the first place with Kim. Into hole 18, Green bogey again because he slipped the green, then the chip was poor and then putt failed to keep par. It is the second bogey in the transcript. Before that, she had three birdies and an eagle.

The Hannah Green eagle at hole 14 par4

Yesterday’s HSBC Women’s World Championship was Kim’s fourth championship in the LPGA Tour, the most recent five-year victory. The previous three titles were the 2014 major Evian Championship. “After a long time I won, so it feels like my first time on the stage. It’s like a dream,” said Kim.

Kim took 240,000 USD and Green finished second at -16 with 149,262 USD. Patty Tavatanakit, Park Inbee and Xiyu Lin ranked T3 (score -15), each with 86,487 USD.

In early April, Tavatanakit surprised experts with the major championship ANA Inspiration. In the 50 years history of the tournament, Tavatanakit is the second rookie to win the championship and the first case is Juli Inkster in 1984. With the victory of Tavatanakit, the professional golf village in the world has recorded two Thai golfer major champions. Ariya Jutanugarn fired her first cannon at the 2016 Women’s Open.

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