Inluening "I am World Ranking No. 2"... 'Key Player of the China Storm'
Official Weekly Women's Golf World Rankings Announced
Bu 1st, Korda 3rd, Ko Jin-young 4th
Kim Hyo-joo 6th, Lin Xiyu 12th, Shin Ji-ae 19th
Chinese women's golf is showing dominance.
In Ruoning has climbed up to world ranking No. 2. She earned 7.69 points in the weekly women's golf world rankings announced on the 4th (local time), rising two spots from 4th place last week. She secured joint 3rd place at the LPGA Tour Portland Classic (total prize money $1.5 million), which concluded the day before at Columbia Edgewater Country Club (par 72) in Portland, Oregon, USA, accumulating valuable points. This marks her second consecutive top 3 finish and her sixth top 10 entry of the season.
'The leading figure of the Chinese sensation,' In Luoning, has risen to world ranking number 2.
View original imageIn Ruoning is a second-year player who debuted on the LPGA Tour in 2022. After claiming her first career victory at the DIO Implant LA Open in April, she was crowned 'Major Queen' at the major KPMG Women's PGA Championship in June. She currently ranks 2nd in the CME Globe Race (2160 points), 3rd in the money list ($2,494,716), 3rd in Player of the Year standings (124 points), and 7th in scoring average (70.40 strokes). Starting the year at 172nd, In Ruoning has made a steep rise to seize the No. 2 spot.
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While Lilia Vu holds the No. 1 position, Nelly Korda (USA) and Ko Jin-young have each dropped one spot to 3rd and 4th, respectively. C?line Boutier (France) is 5th, Kim Hyo-joo 6th, and Lydia Ko (New Zealand) is in 7th place. Other Chinese players include Lin Xiyu at 12th, Shin Ji-ae at 19th, Jeon In-ji at 26th, and Park Min-ji at 27th. Portland Classic winner Chanettee Wannasaen (Thailand) is ranked 52nd, and KG Ladies Open champion Seo Yeon-jeong has jumped to 140th.
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