& # 39; 72 minimum LPGA holes & # 39; Kim Se-young, finally Sorenstam passed

Kim Se-young (25) finished seventh on the LPGA Clbadic at the LPGA Tour in Sonbury Creek with a record 72 holes.

Kim Se-young scored seven birdies on the 9th at Sonar Berry Creek Golf Course in Onarida, Wisconsin. Kim Se-young, who finished with a total of 31 sub-teams for the first four rounds, defeated Carrota Tidda (Spain, 22 under par) second. The 31 under par was the lowest of the 72 holes par 72 of the Standard Registered Ping competition in March 2001, surpbading the lowest LPGA record (27 under normal) of her career at Annika Sorenstam (Sweden) and the 2016 Founders' Cup. The record was tied with the Mercedes Ernie Els Championship (South Africa) of the US 2003 Golf Tour (PGA) on the 72nd hole (31). The price is $ 300,000 (about 330 million won).

The winner of last year, Katharine Kirk, had a record of 22, so the difficulty of the course is not difficult. There were four players who recorded more than 20 under par in this year's competition. However, Kim Se-young was unequaled throughout the competition. Kim Se-young, who started the game with nine birdies, including six consecutive birdies in the first round, scored 64 points in the third round with one eagle and six birdies. Kim Se-young, who tied the record at 24 under par with a record 54 holes of the LPGA Tour by Sorenstam at the 2003 Mizuno Clbadic, was in the fourth round with "I'll break the 72-hole record".

In the fourth round, Kim Se-young kept a clever shot and a sensation of putt. The 72-hole Sorenstam record was the lowest in the world, with birdie on the first hole leading to four birdies in the first half. Kim Se-young, who added a birdie on the 10th, 12th and 15th holes in the second half, managed to reach the first record of 30 cents per LPGA tournament. In the last round, the green strike rate was 94.4%, which was of great help in freeing shaded iron shots easily.

Kim Se-young had an eagle and 31 birdies in the 4th round of the tournament, while he did not see him not only a double view. Sorenstam was the only player in the world to win the championship in the second round of the 2016 Pounder Cup. Kim Se-young, who made his LPGA debut in 2015 and won the rookie title only three times this year , won 2 wins in 2016, won 1 l last year and won 1 win this year.

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