Kim Min-hwi, 10th in the PGA Tour Mayakoba Classic Co … Win Layer> Golf> Sports

Kim Min-fyi (26) was to be satisfied with the top 10 of the last day of the Maya Koba Clbadic (total prize of $ 7.2 million), who was looking for her first win on the PGA Tour.

Kim Min-hwi scored two birdies in the last four rounds of the tournament at El Camarione GC (par 71, 6,987 yards) in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico.

Kim Min-hee, who finished at 26 under 26, was tied for tenth place with six-time winner Matt Coucher (22, under 262). It's the top ranking of the season.

Kim Min-whi, who has been playing on the PGA Tour since 2014, has only three winless finalists.

He did not hide his first win of the tournament with a second place finish in the fourth round of the third round.

Kim Min-ho, who has recovered the second hole (par 4) with a birdie at the third hole (par 4), is away from the head by adding only a birdie (par 5) in the first half.

After that, he could not reduce the number of throws, he had three putts in the 12th hole (par 4) and all the holes of the six holes.

Coucher added 8 trophies after winning RBC Heritage in April 2014.

Coucher, who led the first round of the first round and led the second and third rounds alone, maintained the top of the table at the top of the table with four birdies and two points of view,

Sleeping, who reduced the lead in the first half, went into the 11th hole (par 4) outside the putting green and placed the ball in the 13th hole (par 5) and s & # 39; is close to the championship.

After a strong putt push, New Zealand's Danny Lee (28) was driven to another car in a 14th (par 4), 15th (par 3) series, but did not give the lead .

Danny Lee scored six times in the fourth round and was the best player of the season with a single with two points (21 under normal 263).

Danny Lee, who had won the Green Briar Clbadic in July 2015, placed a scorer at the limit of the 16th hole (par 4) and put Coucher down, without reducing his lead in the remaining two holes.

Kim Si-woo (23) finished fifth in the fourth round with a 26th place finish (27 under 272).

Lee Kyung-hoon (27) and Kang Sung-hoon (31) ranked 29th with 11 under 273.