KG·Edaily Ladies Open Day 2: Lee So-mi 3rd, Jang Ha-na and Park Hyun-kyung Tied 4th, Park Min-ji Tied 7th

Kim Suji is reading the putting line on the 9th hole on the second day of the KG·Edaily Ladies Open. Photo by KLPGA

Kim Suji is reading the putting line on the 9th hole on the second day of the KG·Edaily Ladies Open. Photo by KLPGA

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[Asia Economy Reporter No Woo-rae] Kim Su-ji (25, Dongbu Construction) maintained her lead for the second consecutive day.


On the 4th, at the second day of the KLPGA Tour KG·Edaily Ladies Open (total prize money 700 million won) held at Turning Point Golf Club in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province (par 72, 6,722 yards), she added 2 under par to keep the lead (11 under par, 133 strokes). Lee Ga-young (22, NH Investment & Securities) is in second place (10 under par, 134 strokes), and ‘2-win champion’ Lee So-mi (22, SBI Savings Bank) is in third place (9 under par, 135 strokes), two strokes behind, continuing the chase.


Kim Su-ji started with a 3-stroke lead and recorded 3 birdies and 1 bogey. In the front nine, she reduced one stroke at the 7th hole (par 4), and in the back nine, she made ‘stepping stone birdies’ at the 10th and 12th holes. However, after playing ‘bogey-free’ for 14 holes, a bogey at the 15th hole (par 4) was disappointing. Leading by one stroke, she continued to hope for her first career victory. She said, "The pin positions were set difficultly, making play tough," and added, "Tomorrow, I will aim for the win with aggressive play."



Lee Gayoung is smiling after making a birdie on the 18th hole during the second day of the KG·Edaily Ladies Open. Photo by KLPGA

Lee Gayoung is smiling after making a birdie on the 18th hole during the second day of the KG·Edaily Ladies Open. Photo by KLPGA

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Lee Ga-young reduced four strokes and jumped into the race for the championship. She expressed her determination, saying, "I will not give up and will challenge for the win." Jang Ha-na (29, BC Card), Park Hyun-kyung (21, Korea Land & Housing Corporation), and Ahn Na-rin (25, Moonyoung Group) are tied for fourth place (8 under par, 136 strokes), eyeing a comeback. ‘6-win champion’ Park Min-ji (23, NH Investment & Securities) and Choi Hye-jin (22, Lotte) are tied for seventh place (7 under par, 137 strokes). Defending champion Park Seo-jin (22, Yojin Construction) remained tied for 25th place (4 under par, 140 strokes).


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