Australia’s Minaji Li stabilized herself after a bumpy start, gave the final round card of 74 and captured the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship on Sunday in Fisco, Texas.
Lee started the day with the advantages of four-stroke at Geno Thaitikul, Thailand and was never seriously threatened. He terminated 4-under-legs 284 for the week, with PGA Fields Fields Range East’s 14 and 15 major Birds in the major Birds some important cushions.
Lee did her third career prominent after the 2021 Evian Championship and 2022 US Women’s Open. The 29-year-old took the All-Time Majors Leaderboard up, such as Nancy Lopez, South Korea’s In-G Chun, Sweden’s Anna Nordequist and New Zealand’s Lydi with their third win.
Auston Kim and Thailand’s Chanty Vanasen performed each shot 4-in-end on 1 Sunday to tie 1 below 1 on 1 on 1.
In place of number 2 in the world, Theticul on Saturday led the lead after each of the first two rounds before 76. He bogged NOS 1 and 3 to start on the wrong leg, settled for 75 of the final round and finished fourth for 1 over with Chisato Ivi (71) of Japan.
Lee spent time on the way to two early bogies in the bunker in Nos 3 and 5, and left his third shot at number 6.
After following a shirt in Par-5 ninth hole with another bogie at number 10, Lee protected two-shot margin with three straight pars, including 9-foot puts in Par-3 13th.
Then she started breaking up. She rolled in another 9-foot in Par-5 14th Hole for the Bird, and measuring just 235 yards-4 measuring the number 15 per-4, almost the green was removed and put his second stroke within 6 feet of flagstick, set up another Birdi.
A final bogie at number 16 did not sour her mood. After completing two-puts in the final hole, he dropped his vein, placed his hand on his head and received a champagne shower from friends and fellow Australian players.
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