‘Seed Round Regular’ Im Jin-hee "First Career Win"... Jang Ha-na and Park Hyun-kyung Tie for 2nd Place
BC Card·Hankyung Ladies Cup Final Day 6-Under Par 'Comeback Show', Kim Suji Tied 2nd, Defending Champion Kim Jiyoung2 Tied 19th
Im Jin-hee is making an iron shot on the 1st hole on the final day of the BC Card·Hankyung Ladies Cup. Photo by KLPGA
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter No Woo-rae] ‘Seed round regular’ Im Jin-hee (23, Korea Drive) achieved her first career victory.
On the 27th, at Pocheon Hills Golf Club in Pocheon-si, Gyeonggi-do (par 72, 6610 yards), she shot 6-under par on the final day of the KLPGA Tour BC Card-Hankyung Ladies Cup (total prize money 700 million won) to claim a one-stroke victory (10-under par 278). This is her first championship after debuting on the KLPGA Tour in 2018 and competing in 58 tournaments. The winner's prize money is 126 million won. Starting from a tie for 13th place, 5 strokes behind, she made a comeback drama by sinking 7 birdies (1 bogey).
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Im Jin-hee, who said, "I never expected to win, so it doesn't feel real," praised her putting and exclaimed, "I will leave a lasting impression on fans with confident play going forward." Jang Ha-na (29, BC Card) tied the course record with 9-under par and rose to a tie for 2nd place (9-under par 279). Park Hyun-kyung (21, Korea Land & Trust) and Kim Su-ji (25, Dongbu Construction) are also in this group. Defending champion Kim Ji-young2 (25, SK Networks) finished tied for 19th place (5-under par 283).
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