Ko Jin-young also ranked 95th in the last hole 'Shot Eagle'...Top Rankers Fighting Cut-Off Yamashita, Park Sung-hyun, Lee Jung-eun 6, Thompson 126th place
Ko Jin-young also ranked 95th in the last hole 'Shot Eagle'...Top Rankers Fighting Cut-Off Yamashita, Park Sung-hyun, Lee Jung-eun 6, Thompson 126th place
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World No. 10 Charlie Hull (England) jumped 7 kilometers on the treadmill early in the morning to post a 9-under 63 to take the lead. World No. 27 Yuna tied for third (7 under 65) with two eagles. However, there are many top rankers who have to fight against the cutoff due to poor performance in the first round.
The first day of the Ford Championship (total prize money of 2.25 million U.S. dollars), the sixth competition of this season, took place at the Whirlwind Golf Course (par 72) in Chandler, Arizona on Sunday. The course and weather conditions were so different that the average number of players in the morning and afternoon groups was close to one stroke. Most of the players in the morning group took the lead. All 10 players in the top 10 tee shot in the morning.
Yoon Na-na, who had two eagles, four birdies and one bogey to hit 7-under 65, Kim Se-young, Lee Mi-hyang, and Im Jin-hee were tied for third, all of which benefited from their morning start. Hull, who took the lead with nine birdies alone, and Nana Masen (Denmark), who finished second with 8-under 64, are also starting players in the morning group. 바카라
All 10 players within the top 10 are participating in the event, and the only player among the world's top 10 players is under the expected cut line. It is Ko Jin-young who is ranking eighth in the world. Ko had one eagle and four birdies on the day, but committed one double bogey and four bogeys, tying for 95th (even par 72). She is two strokes ahead of the expected cutoff line of 2-under par. At the 18th hole (par 4), where Yoon In-na recorded a shot eagle at the distance of 88 meters, Ko also avoided over par as she also had a shot eagle. Celine Boutier of France, ranking 12th in the world, tied for 95th with even par 72, while Miyu Yamashita of Japan, whose world ranking is ranking 14th among LPGA rookies this year, tied for 126th with two-over par 74, putting her on the verge of cutoff.
World No. 17 Rose Zhang (U.S.), World No. 29 Maya Stark (Sweden), and rookie No. 4 Iwai Chisato (Japan) will also fight against the tough cutoff at 112th (one over 73).
Patti Tawatanakit (Thailand), ranked 22nd in the world, and Jeon In-ji are tied for 76th (1 under 71), just below the cut-off line, while world 25th Lynn Grant (Sweden), Lee Jung-eun 6, Park Sung-hyun, and Lexy Thompson (USA) are aiming to pass the cut in 126th place (2 over 74).