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Shinszu bit closer than she was on the nine. So don’t have to worry about this one spinning back away from the pin. It’s just been a little untidy. See that the pass at Bang Shinsil those half wedges do tend to be a little bit of an Achilles heel. Jung also going to be laying up at 11. playing partners. I think that’s it. Green on 10. So breathing room for Kim and Juke. Doesn’t have to over complicate this, especially from 66 meters. lay some kind of low pitch and release room for Kim Ningju. Doesn’t have to over complicate this, especially from 66 m. Let’s lay some kind of low pitch and release. Stay up on that crest. Okay, it’s clumsy, but don’t think it’s going to be too much of a problem. That so you 31 years of age and now been a pro a long time yet to get in the winner circle. Quick one for Sunu Jin at 13. Right point of this green that left hand side be fairly rapid moving to her left. Friday afternoon was absolutely flying. Then a couple of late bogeies at 14 and 16 turned what was an excellent run into just a solid one. for the second day in a row. 30 on 11 elut said this was going to be a little finicky. Looks like she’s just going to try and drop this into the UPS slope in front of her and have it crawl over that ridge cuz it will gather pace as it makes its way down to the pin. Just a little too hard. Pitch on the top of the slope. Just seen that working away from her. Suji’s putter going to come under a bit of pressure again. for unforced errors by Shinszo that came off the top of the club face. This short little tempo is proving to be a bit tricky for Bang this week. Back to the ninth final hall of the day for this threesome. Shing having a terrific day. Six under for the final round. She’s up inside the top 10. And this player has already posted a top 10 finish this year at the Dukshin EPC Championship that was won by our lead at the moment. Not lucky that ball staying out of the penalty area at 11. an opportunity for a hardworking path. He was a great front runner that week at the Duchin EPC King showing those great qualities again this week. No surprise up at the pointy end of the putting statistics and that’s a wonderful bounce back. Brilliant response to a bogey. Kimju back out in front at the moment by two, but remember Shinsil testy one for pass. So very much looking like a two-shot swing at the top of the leaderboard in favor of Kim. One for her part. Professional golfers hate bogeying par fives and that’s a good way to rectify the situation. stays in a share of third with Suji. Watched a lot of Bangshin Sil from the times she teed it up as an amateur at the Korean Women’s Open. Always possessed a tremendous game. So much talent and potential. But if there’s one thing you’ve noticed about her is she tends to make some sloppy bogeies from time to time. And especially Sunday afternoon, I think it can be costly. Could be very costly. She’ll slide three shots back. renewed sense of confidence and self-belief after picking up that second win. For the little skip and spin. Certainly had the skip, just didn’t quite have the grab. Looks like Chihian’s on a slight down slope. Pitch it a little shorter. First bounce is going to be hot. Nip it nicely. Should dig its heels in fairly quick. the field in greens in regulation this week. Saw earlier 90% of the time finds herself putting for birdie or better now. Shuing for a wonderful finish to her week. Yeah, nicely done. First Chinese player to hold a full card on the KPGA tour. It’s an excellent day’s work. Well, even from this up chosen to play this hole as a three-shotter. We saw that yesterday. I don’t mind it, especially with a comfortable lead like the one she has right now. No need to take the aggressive road. Bring that water on the left into play. So, just three good swings here. She’s in fine control of her golf ball. She’d fancy having a look from no worse than 25 ft. Now Kimman Sun 7 fortunately hitting in the wrong direction on Sunday. Three under par two over in the final round. Shinszil she can comfortably reach into. We saw that the last couple of days crowd like it. But I think this one’s a little right of target. Get a friendly kick. Oh, there it is. Catches the down slope. She’s going to have a crack in two. I can bet your bottom dollar on that. That is an enormous drive from Bang. Opportunities that power can create. Little luck will have that one kick out of the rough that catches the speed slot. And she might have less than 200 m into this green now. Silk down at the green. Get yourself to double digits under par. No. Tails off a little low. So, Mong was a little clunky back at 11. Strike this sweetly. Come uphill to the 12th green. Come off the slope. Okay. Pretty good. sharing second with Kim Suji Sun Jin some pretty good golf together. So off the right killer. She won’t feel like she’s out of it. Not if she hits shots like that. More birdie she makes, the louder the Parkun fan club is going to get. Now Jung Min back edge of the 11 works very gently downhill. Nothing to concern the players too much. That starter on the right line. in Hong Jong Min just the nine under part you have to say it’s effectively an eight horse race right now can eliminate anyone further back than nine under so just playing for points and cash at this stage conversely to this club has been the Achilles eel of Msan 7 this weekend. A lot of the buds have looked like that. Good ones refused to drop. Might have to get Kim Suji and Caddy out of your line. Mju, there you go. It’s better. Ball sits slightly below her feet. So does promoter a bit more left to right spin on it, which isn’t a bad thing with trouble lurking down the left. Even if you’re in the right rough with your layup, it’s that disastrous. This one looks like it’s been pulled. Oh no, it’s okay. It’s more than okay. She’s just not giving the chases a sniff. Rock solid since that 64 on Friday propelled her into the title picture. Suji, you can see if that ball snuck another 3, four yards further, would have caught that down slope and maybe run another 15, 20 yards. I think it’s just going to have to be a layup for the six-time tour champion. There was a major victory as well, the height gyro championship and the Hanoa Classic two years ago. If you’re wondering why she’s known as the autumn queen, it’s because all six of those victories have come in the second half of the season. Just something about late in the year that seems to awaken Suji’s golf game. A lot of amateurs on the weekend. You just think, “Right, I’m laying up at a par. I’m going to grab any old club and just shunt it down the fairway.” Not the case if you’re a professional. You always have a favorite yardage. Suji doing her best to try and leave herself that ideal number. It isn’t going to be a layup for Bangshin Sil. The par fives are going to be crucial for him on this back nine. Look at that. Just 183 m left. This could be a This could be a sixiron for Bang. Pitch it halfway between the front edge of the green and the pin. Just let it run up the rest of the way. Might just got to birdie both par fives and sort of hope for some help from Mju. But this one out a little right. Needs a friendly kick. Just don’t think she got all of it. Saw a ball bounce. It’s not in the penalty area. Up ahead at 12, Hangman Jong trying to keep herself in the hunt. This a birdie opportunity after a very nice iron shot just stays high. Kung knows the chances are slim, but run the tables. You’re in control of your own golf game. Can’t control what Kim Nu does behind you. They keep picking up birdies. You can post a number a couple of groups ahead of the leader. Just see if that holds up. Yeah, for my money I have to say function one of the most exciting talents on the KPGA tour the last couple of years is there are players that have one at a better clip than Bang. She’s got all the tools to contest in the modern game. Hits it long, hits it high, and she just starts to tidy up the wedges. The wedge game as we’ve seen already on 10. She’ll be a force to be reckoned with. Already a three-time champion. Come in. Much more traditional player just plots her way around. Going to use that slope as well on 12. Pretty good shot. Should be cutting into the lead of year one at top the money list with a good performance here. one nowhere near the leaders. Suji not particularly good layer that ball just creeping into the first cut looks like it’s coming off the left maybe hurting Suji a fraction. There is a down slope about 20 ft short of the hole which he can land this ball on. try to get kick off that with a bit of lease. It’s just so unpredictable as a kind of judge. This ball’s going to come out of the rough comes up with a little less spin. It’s a grasp being caught between club face and ball. Try to fly it all the way there. It’s a decent result. She ahead on 12 looking a long way right trying to sling a pitching wedge in hit shots harder to create more back spin. That’s pretty good to use the back stop like home. options of how she wants to play this shot. Pretty similar to the one she had back at 10. Just skips it through the green. Nothing wrong with that. The M looks pretty clean for B Shinsil just short of green at 11. two clubs in her hands and I think I’d like to see Shinsel just show a little more variety around the greens. Very much a a product of modern golf these days. Everyone seems to just chip with their most lofted club which you can obviously do. It’s whatever you feel most comfortable with but just some dimensions to her game. Maybe slightly straighter face club like a wedge. Even a nine iron. Lots of green to work with. And it all just funnels down into this back pin. High percentage shot. Get the ball rolling like a putt as soon as you can. Looks like she’s got a decent amount of loft in her hands. And the up slope that she’s on is going to exacerbate that. So, she’ll have to carry this at least to the down slope. She’s worked that out brilliantly. That’s the birdie bang needed terribly get herself back to within two of 21 years of age now. And Chins runner up finish at the Financial Group Open week before she bagged the title at Gimhi Ga Pretty quick putt. Right there at 16 for the former Korean Women’s Open champion. Five victories on tour for her. Good birdie. Back after that birdies for Jan inside the top 10. Watch the amount of swing in this for Kimi Hun. At least a foot of break from the right. Hang coming up the hill to 13 pin. You can see just tucked on the left hand side of the green. Got a little stuck there. He got ahead of it. Shaft got under plane. Leave that club face open. That’s poor Suji like Shin Silk to birdie both par fives and then hope for some help from Mju. every chance. No choice here. Just got to take dead aim. But there’s a hint of breeze into her face. Coming up hill. Ball’s going to have a little more spin on it than usual. Oh, stunning stuff. He’s on the move. Parkun. Surely another birdie incoming. Tickly little one down the slope for Jung Min’s birdie at 12. Got it. She’s got it. Jung Min to 10 under park. We saw the putt from Jung in a very similar spot. It wiggles right early. See if figure that one out. Carbon copy of Fjo means but she still got that twosot lead. about is just creeping into the picture and a couple of major champions breathing down her neck. And let’s not forget about the rookie Kimi Hun at the other par five Sun Jin coming up into the 15th. We are seeing some brilliant goal shots from these ladies on the back nine. What a nicely controlled wedges. And Suji’s missed the comebacker. So that is a bogey. Awfully clumsy there for Suji. Now back at nine under. Touch of breeze into the players faces off the 12T. Ginsil yet to make par on this all all week. That front hole location, it’s very, very getable. Use the contours of the green to your advantage, particularly if you’re coming from the fairway. Let the players see. Oh, just works a little up the hill, but ample room out to the right half of this fairway. Actually cambers a little to the left. Not really putting foot wrong too often this week. Just knowing that tempo of the swing very much playing within herself, which is a lot easier said than done when you’re trying to close out the title. Now a head to 13. A slow uphill birdie putt for Hang Min. Just kick in for Sun Eugene to move up to eight under. So he moves hard to the right, but she’s bended it. So a very good Sunday up inside the top three. Just got to be wary of these downhill. Keep that butterface nice and square. Rock the shoulders. Okay. It’s a brilliant approach, but this putt does slide a little right. So, so you got to keep your focus inside left edge. Nice positive stroke. See amount of break in that but it drops. Parkinong moves within three men. Don’t throw it. Yuanju just in that right rough but has a good angle to this left pin. Just got to beware of the fly. I don’t want to miss this green long. Leave you a pretty slick chip. from this yardage. You factor in the elevation as well. Should just be a comfortable gap wedge protect against the flyer. See if she chooses to use that slope behind the pin and pulls it. Oh, that is that is a horrible place to leave it. There’s a very clumsy from tournament leader two putt. No guaranteed. Go flag hunting here. Just pushes it a fraction. Chitty chitty man. Hun doesn’t have to worry about getting too much spin on this. He’s less than a full wedge, right? It underneath the hole. Suju after that really poor bogey on the 11th. Needs to make amends here. Throw it just past the hole now. Just digs its heels in. That’s going to be a slow part. We saw it a bit earlier on from Shiun on 14. All that has given her problems. Oh my goodness, that is miles offline. Goodness me. Talk about Bang Shinsil not liking the look of the 10th don’t like the look of 14 too much. Here is Shinsil leader in trouble to take advantage. Breeze off the right generate so much spin and Shinil not always to her advantage though. Use that far right side of the tea box. Open up the angle of this pin a little with a five iron. Beautiful BMW 5 series still unclaimed this week. So things getting a little interesting on the back nine here at I1C. Mu leads by two but in a spot of bother on the 12 green. Chinsil, Hunyong, Soi, and Minjong all trying to chase her down here on Sunday. Well, not where you want to be putting from on 12 if you came in Ju’s going to move almost 90° off that slope. See it right there. It’s going to hang a hard right there and even start working back towards her. just not about your practice. And all things considered, she’s done very well from there. Takes a lot of creativity to feel the line out from that spot. Now, Jung Min would have liked this a little closer, but it’s still a reasonable look for Birdie. Good putt for a right-hander that moves from right to left. Not high enough, not hard enough. Chance here for Shinszo. It’s a fact that it’s going to be pretty slow. Got to keep your pace up. as just falls off a little. Try though from B. She learned anything watching the part of Fong Jung Min. Easy to do. You overcompensate a little. Sit on the high side. Uh, Suji, it’s like a different angle to Shinsils. This one moves a whole lot more. Still coming uphill though. Park from the drop zone on 14 after pulling her T-shot wildly left into the penalty area. Let’s give himself a chance, an outside chance to limit the damage. That could very well be a tournament over now. Huge putt for Kim Mu. Great two-part par. Need to start this outside the right edge. It really snaps hard to the left. That’s costly. She in on nine a three putt and Bangshin Sil is back within one. The mistake, you have to say, was with that second shot. That awful position. And it’s such a forgettable whole location on the front of the green as well. She’ll be kicking herself with that bogey. Just gives light to some of the chasers, including Kim Xi Hun, who’s up ahead on 13 with the best look of the three in this group for Birdie. just pulled that stroke. Looked a little short and quick. Unable to capitalize, but she’s gained a shot. Shinsel trying to keep this in the fairway. Right half is preferable. No length. No need for the driver. So sensible play just going with a long iron. Pretty hard kick and that rolls into the slightly thicker rough. It’s been a complicated hit to 16. So Jin to set a target in the clubhouse well into her back nine but gets to nine under par. Well done some Eu Jin. Good start. First, wait an awful long time for the next couple. Just some deep breaths here. No one said it was going to be easy. Closing out the tournament. She has experience doing it this year. Got that breakthrough title back at the Dutch EPC championship. kicks from left to right. Have to be wary of that. Looks like she’s drawn a nice level eye as well. So that’s a good start. 13th hole for Kim Ju. Safely on the green at 14 is Hangman Jong. Not exactly what you would call in birdie range. This one looks down the hill and just falls off left. Steady, steady. Okay. Don’t want to leave yourself too many of those for par Sunday afternoon. EJ Young the 16th hole made this whole two under par for the week. Pin all the way on an upper shelf. Tough to access a shot like that. Keep on chasing. Keep chasing. That’s beautiful. Pretty slow putt in the middle portion of the green. Should move a little left on her in the midpoint right there. Mine looks good. Just to give it enough steam. eight cuts this year. So finish 37 at the financial open beginning of April. more money this week than the previous eight cuts combined. It’s an expensive hole for Parkin from the penalty area off the tea. More than likely going to be dropping two. That might be her race run. 14th hole. really has been the boogeyman for Parkin this week. It is on Friday, double it on Sunday. to the final hole of the day, the controversial 18th. Jack Suon hook line coming from the fairway. 206 left. Start this out right. Try and work it off that right slope. No, not that slope, but it gets a big old kick. Not sure it’s possible to shank a hybrid, but that might have been a little too close for comfort against the Huzzle. Back to Jones. Critical pass saving putt on 40 up a long way left. Just I don’t think he needed to start it that far outside the hole. Watch the flyer. Watch the flyer. just hangs on. It’s going to be comfortable. Shinsil just in the uh the YouTube chat, the SPS golf live stream and there’s some interesting opinions about the pink colored sand in the bunker on 13. I’ve made my stance though. I think it looks frankly ridiculous heart-shaped bunkers as well. Traditional sand colored night for the caddies of the players as well. Ball happens to find the pink sand. It’s going to be discolored. Can get little spray paint on the bottom of your club as well. But that’s a fine shot for Kim Mju. It’s been a real ding-dong battle between Minju and Shinsil at top the leaderboard. So, and Jung Min trying to hand tough, but Parkin Kyouong slipping back after a rather disappointing double bogey at the 14th. hit this one fairly hard even though this is mostly downhill for looks like she’s putting across a hill. So, it’s going to spend a couple of extra feet in that tangly fringe. Just move aggressively from right to left once it gets on the green. Just got to manage your pace here. Start to come back from there. Not really the you want to leave yourself apart. Just above the hold. It’s going to be a nerve jangly one up at 17. T-shot safely negotiated for Sun Yu Jin. Jin just looking to set the clubhouse target and hope for the best. If she can get to double digits under P and that would be the target. 18 not exactly a birdie hold. So this is her last real good opportunity. Be hard to find a birdie from down there though. Tough front hole location on 17 today. Cuz this just right of Shinsil’s marker. Such a speed dependent, but this one will snap. Too hard. It’s just going to skate on by. That one never even high enough. Much rather be putting from there for par than where Shinsil is. and Sun 7 won the inaugural financial group championship back in April. Second KLPJ to win, but first as a professional. That’s how you keep it on the front section of 17. Fine shot to earn herself a little cushion at the top of the leaderboard again. Pretty look but pretty quick. Left left early. It’s not going to do the nerves any good. Stays in front. Hong Jung Min outside chance on 14. Jay Young. Great T-shot on 16. Doesn’t yield a birdie. Straight up misery there from Lee. Good puck for Belin Silva. Talked about the clumsy unforced error she tends to make. This is one she can ill afford. She still needs to start this sort of left edge to try and drip it in over the front of the cup. Okay, it was traveling with some pace. It’s safely in for Shinsil. Now long left on 14 is Kim Xi Hun scared the cup. Good try. See y the home hole moving slopes down towards the pin away from her from this angle and the down slope just to carry far enough. Nooping back to the clubhouse. The fivetime tour champion. So important your rookie season to number one play well enough to secure your playing rights for following year. That’s one. but also to gain experience to learn the golf courses that some of your peers who’ve been out here for longer expect and they know coming here for example to the High One Country Club year in year out. Every course has their own little intricacies and nuances that the players pick up on. It’s been a nice week for Kimchi here. Sunu Jin very slow up and over this rise then works down and away from her easy to judge those putts we come over tears and slopes has a wealth of experience and has managed that quite nicely. Well, we know where the badness on this 14th hole is. With this pin cut in the back left, it’s a very shallow little area. So, players do tend to look out a little right. Try and favor the more conservative approach, but that does leave you a sneaky downhill putt. Still just be sensible here. 20 30 ft right. Try and play a tight little draw. If it turns over, great. And it doesn’t not bring any trouble into the equation. The field in par three scoring this week. Bangil. That is brilliant. That’s exactly where she would have been looking off the tea. A fine shot that just gives Kim Mju something to think about. Look at what the player sees as you come up this par 515 in just a wood here. So pretty much telegraphing the fact that she’s going to play this as a threeshot hole. Jungu at the 18 off the right. See that breeze starting to really pick up over the last 15 20 minutes or so. It’s going to make the closing stretch particularly interesting. for the leaders. Bit of a disappointing bogey for Jang Su Yon. The closing round of 69 for her in her week at 7 under power alongside China’s Lee Shu Ying. Fabulous shot to control the distance and spin and be in this spot for a birdie. Kimman 7. He’s had a pretty awful day. Try and salvage something here with a birdie. It’s just been that kind of week. No one ever said golf was fair. Again, like I was saying on the 10th team, all she has to do is remind herself she’s still got the lead. Doesn’t need to go chasing pins. Someone’s going to have to put some birdies together, make a run at you. So, this one needs to be played out towards the right half. That was aggressive. That’s pretty good. definitely satisfied with that effort. But the rice smile indicates maybe she did know she possibly pulled that a fraction. It’s Mju by one over Shinsil and two over Hong Jong Min and Kim So Yi to the closing stages of the Haiwan Resorts Ladies Open here staged at Haiwan CC. Jung laid it up not particularly well into the rough on the 15th hole. Can’t quite tell what that line looks like. Only has 68 m in. She has crafted a gem of a golf shot. Beautifully managed from Ming Jong. Okay. So, there’s a birdie opportunity on 15 to just inch ever closer to Kimchu. Move too much brake wise from past this pin. Oh, brilliant birdie. She knows these opportunities do not come by every week. She is certainly making the most of some fine play today. Hong Jong men back on 15. Come steely uphill for your second shot. scampering down the right half of the fairway. really did play a stunning shot out of the right rough jump. Find a good birdie on the par five. So right now the question is what number do you have to get to win this championship? I’d say plays for take 13 in all honesty. 13 minimum should result in a playoff 14 wins it outright. Just the nature of the closing stretch here at high 1 CC seven by some small consolation. what’s been a rough weekend for her. Kimi, she can play these last three holes in two underpar. I think she’s in with a shout. Turned pro 13 years ago. Has never won on the KPJ tour. Right now finds herself in solo third within two of Kimju. He’s picking up straight into her face. Tough par 316. Flag all the way in the back. Just land it a little softer than she would have liked. Still, it’s pretty good. Just control her nerves. Get to the clubhouse. Jung men should have a good amount of spin on this with decent contact. It’s a bit of a finicky yardage 50 m. Just the fact that that second shot was playing downwind maybe that a little harder. That breeze is certainly starting to pick up. We are the Lju. I think she’s far enough left along this greenway. This putt maybe has a little bit less break in it, less influence off the slope than Shinsils who’s a couple of feet closer. So, a fairly straightish one from a pretty flat spot. Oh, she’s clobbered it. My word, that budding touch that was so good throughout the week is just starting to look a little questionable. Hung Jong ced an absolute flyer today. Birdied her first three holes, was four under through six, then just hit the skids around the turn. got it hitting back in the right direction after that birdie on 15 and she’s safely found the heart of the putting surface at 16. So Shinsil real chance here grab a share of the lead with Kim Nju this right to left putt. He’s left it short. Oh no my word. So Par does the scorecard no harm whatsoever. It’s the first slightly tentative stroke we’ve seen out of Bang this afternoon. 16 and Hun whose head must be spinning a little after the double on the 14th. flatter ball flight should help her penetrate into this breeze a touch easier than her playing partners. That’s a classy T-shot there from Park and Kyouong. One of the best we’ve seen on 16 today. This is a knee knocker for Kim Mju. Such a stressy little butt. You know, this was a Tuesday afternoon practice round. This would be a concession, but there are no concessions. Not on championship Sunday. This for par just to stay one clear solidly hold inju four holes left with a one-shot lead. Shun. This one’s got to slip a little right as it makes its way down to the hole. Awfully tentative putt there. Very poor. Now from the drop zone at the back of the 18th green is where we find Sun Yu Jin. Pretty basic little chip shot. Imagine that drop zone gets quite a bit of traffic throughout the course of the week. almost with the grand stand finish. So Eugen for second straight 68 this weekend. It’s downhill, but just got to give this one a run. Jung Min, it’s off low and right. Never scared the hole, unfortunately. Yeah, Kimman Sun 7 played a brilliant fairway wood or hybrid. This would be somewhat of a a consolation prize if she could birdie the hardest hole at high 1 CC. Just a little high. Pretty disappointing way to end the week seven. talented, decorated amateur career. 74 to end her championship in three under par. This is going to be a pivotal hole. Bar 515 with a good T-shot. Shinsil can reach into especially playing downwind. Doesn’t even need to hit driver with that three metal back a little on that. the club over left and I don’t think it’s going to be reachable from that left rough just breathing a sigh of relief just get some kind of little chippy fairway finding driver up the left side actually play this as a three shot hole Oh, there’s no additional pressure knowing you need a good T- shot. You just need a solid safe one. Looks pretty good. Leaning like it’s a touch right, but that’s absolutely no bother at all. up on 16. Jong facing this relatively slow putt up the tier. Wasn’t that slow, but goodness, she is badly misjudged that one. for back-to- back 68s on the weekend. You can blame a bit of a slow start Thursday for Sunu Jin. Started her week with an even past 72. Turned on the style on the weekend with 68 yesterday. She will match that score on championship Sunday. Good weekend for Sun Eugen another top 10. Kimo Yi looks for the unlikeliest of birdies at the par 31 16th good pace on it as well. April and June 2012. So he has bounced between the ALPGA tour and the dream tour, secondary tour in South Korea. Twice of the Dream Tour in 2013. Two runner up finishes on the KPJ tour as well. Both of them playoff losses 2018 and 2019 respectively after that stellar T-shot. converts for birdie. Good fighting spirit there from Parkun after that double on 14. She knew her race was pretty much run, but still battling away. Now that aerial view gives you an idea of what the players have to traverse their way up this 15th hole and he hit through Ewood off the tea and pulling that into the left rough. Ocean’s options are limited. Saving graces. The line looks pretty clean. But now it’s just a case of, you know, working out your numbers. Try and leave yourself a a full yardage in. Don’t want to push this one out to the right. So, just keep your spine angle here. Don’t go lifting out a bit. Hang the club face open. Okay, that’s good. Maximize control. That third shot coming out the fairway will help. Surely a layup for your championship leader as well. She’s run after it. Cameraman could barely get it in time. Caddy seems to be unbothered. So too Minju. We can only assume that that’s okay. Yeah, just in the left rough. could be a little bit more finicky than Shinsils. I wonder if Shinsil’s actually hit that 3-wood because the helping breeze meant that if she did hit a solid T-shot with driver, it might have run through the fairway. Regardless, she’s left it in a good position after two at the 15. again chasing Kim Minju who leads at 13 under par Kim soi on the 17th hole. She’s at 11 under perhaps just running out of holes. So two for Parkinong Hong Min Jung and Hong Jong Min. Got to run the cables. As unlikely as it may be for Hong Jong Mined into a fairly steep up slope, maybe took some of the sting out of that, but nonetheless, another excellent T-OT at the 16th hole. Almost aced it earlier in the week. Hong Jung Min Just look at the elevation difference between the green up on 15. You can see down at the bottom right of your screen the green at the 11th. I’ll call I1 CC for no reason. to that whole location on the right hand segment of the green. You are best served to have as much control as possible. Shinsel’s given herself the chance to do that playing from the fairway. Kimju is fine enough up where she may be able to just try and chase one around the corner of that green side bunker to see on the left hand side of your screen. Important shot coming up for Bangshin Sil. Need to apply the pressure. Is she too close to the green to create enough spin. You do come uphill slightly. Soft grip pressure here. Try and slip that right hand underneath the ball. catch as many grooves as possible. She looks like she’s hit that a little too hard, but she’ll get the spin required. Backs it up off the slope. That’s a gorgeous shot from Bang. Let’s ask Mu a question now. What have you got from that left rough? Such great technique on that shot. Had she knew she had to create speed and therefore spin. Use the back stop nicely. Now, MU. The problem here is if she just pulls this a little bit, she’s going to be on the wrong side of that slope. A bit of a testy putt. She needs to get the the crowd under control. They’re on the far side of the green. It’s all going to be in her visual line of play. I think she’s just got to play the percentages here. Carry the front edge of the green maybe by five, six yards. Just dump it on and try and have it chase into that segment where the pin is today. Don’t take on too much with this shot with plenty of height. That’s a good smart shot there. Leave it out to the left. Give yourself a putt. still thinking clearly Kenjuke can draw on the experience for having closed out her maiden victory back in April. This again just short back swing really try and slip that club under the ball lots of spin. work it off the slope. Tactically well thought out, executed brilliantly. Nu had fewer options, but made the correct shot. Gave herself the most margin for error by out left of that pin. Go to Kim. So use just ventured into the right rough on 17. Got to hit hybrid. So hard to control this and keep it on the front level of the green. Got to pitch it short. Hope for a nice skip. That’s what happens if you do carry it onto the putting surface. That’s going to be a real testy up and down. EJ Young on the closing hole. Basic little chip shot. Gorgeous. Solid week for EJ running in solo ninth. Good solid Sunday. Quite the fireworks of her Saturday 66. Nice top 10 finish. Be her second of the season, first since the Ducan match play. Look at this. Hong Jong Min said she needed three. That’s one. He’s up into a share of third with Kimoi who’s having some troubles up ahead on 17. this leader year one finishing in a share of 30th just outside the top 30. So Jungman’s going to reduce the deficit to top the money list at the end of this week. Meanwhile, the battle for this championship rages on here on 15 green strike first. Not the easiest of putts. Slips away to the right. It looks quicker than it actually is. Just seen so many players not see that slope. Lose it right early and there’s just no recovering from there. Remains 13 under. Remains in the lead. The only question is is she going to have to share that lead with Bangshin Sil with three to play. did the hard work. Shinsil set up by that magnificent wedge shot. Much easier putt than Kim Mju’s straight down the hill. Just got to pick up the right line. Tentative on 14. She’s not tentative on 15. A vital birdie for Bangil. Moves her into a share of the lead. Said she needed to birdie both par five. She has done that. She’s got to 13 under. Game on with three holes to play. So par at the top of the leaderboard. Shinsil has caught Kim Mju. It’s a straight race to the finish line between the pair of them to decide the winner of this year’s High One Resorts Ladies Open. Well, it just comes down to who can hold their nerve better between Bang Shinsil and Kim Minu. Momentum certainly in Shinsil’s corner. She’s got the honor and a seven iron on the 16th T. interested up for finish. Likes it. Could have done with a six, but absolutely nothing wrong with that part of the green at this demanding power three. This is a little uncomfortable for Kim. So Yi might look to be just about okay, but just about guessing the release once this gets on the green. She’s trying to carry it onto the UPS slope. It needs to go. Oh, it has. My goodness, look at this from Kim Soi. What touch, but fabulous touch and a vital time in her tournament. Drop a small bucket of balls there. Not hit one that close again for the rest of the afternoon. Brilliant stuff from Kim. may not leave high 1 CC with a maiden victory but she will certainly take a lot of confidence into the second half of the season. Now Mju got to respond to Shinszil and that’s a great response. That’s a worldass response from Kim Mju. She’s not backing down. It’s good to see those two have been scrapping all throughout the day. It is going to come down to the wire on championship Sunday in Shinsu’s corner shorter birdie butt on 16. That’s got to park a birdie on 17. piece on that from Parkin. Just a little noise or some movement in the gallery to the attention of Minj Kim’s marker. is potentially in the way. It’s a solid shot to keep it in the front segment of 17 green. That should just bend a little left. Thank you. Well, in a set free run at this part is coming slightly uphill. General movement should be from right to left. Last couple of feet stays pretty straight though. It’s not a cut you’re expecting to make. It’s ended up high enough with good positive pace to see that ball have a chance to go in. just to continue to build that confidence, keep that momentum, especially with two holes to play. Last thing you need to do is leave it short or have some kind of finicky awkward length putt for parity there to be said. Got Hong Jong Min on the 17. Should be able to hold it in the front segment. She can. Quality shot from quality player. It’s been a quiet day for you. Hasn’t done anything bad, but hasn’t done anything brilliant either. Oh, stick that in the brilliant column cuz that’s a wonderful shot. Suji’s had her struggles on this back nine. Little bit of right to left in this for Kim. Oh, gave it the early celebration. A birdie to be found. So pivotal moment here should stay fairly straight. One clear with two holes to play. Keep What are you eating there? So clumsy clumsy from the mu didn’t need to see this for bar. Oh, and that the putter which served her so well all week long. Three putt at nine, a three putt at 12. A horrific three putt at the worst possible time on the 16th hole. What she could do is just shake her head. Sunjong Min. Brilliant birdie back on 16. She got another here on 17. Just goes a little off the right. Oh, dives off low at the end. Brilliant try. Shinsil to lead by one. How quickly things change at top the leaderboard. Clumsy three but poor misread from Kim J Bian still two butts and she’s one clear with two to play. just stops that on the front section of the 18th green. Kim see Hun after a poor first put lucky that ball finishing right on top of the slope. This one should move a little left but are creeping into the equation for the last few groups. And what is Kim Mu feeling right now? minutes ago. You’re thinking, I’ve got a putt to move ahead by one. I’m going to leave the green. Trailing by one. Just look shell shocked right now. Through the fairway off the tea at the 18th, tried the second half of the back half of the green. So, carry this on the front. can expect a bit of a kick and release. Start moving left there. Very nice shot for Park. This tournament has just changed massively in the last 5 minutes. Bangshin Sil leads by one standing on the 17th T on championship Sunday left reeling found that right bunker yesterday. Shinsil the best of contacts with her driver, so she should be able to fly it without any problems. Just keep it on that right half of the fairway. It’s like the 12th fairway on the back nine. Just kick a little left. Just watch the tempo. Watch the change direction, the transition. As long as that stays smooth, this should be fine. Gets away with it. Jim Lee well through the fairway. Goodness me. Dreddling off the tea. Should definitely have to land this one short of a green coming from the rough. Get a bit of top spin. Come on. Keep chasing. Keep chasing. Okay. Any spot back on the 17th green trying to get herself inside the top 10 with this birdie ticklish. little downhiller, but she drops it. Nice birdie for calm yourself. Deep breaths. Tournament’s not over. You still have chances, but the mind has to be racing for Kim Mju. Led by as much as four shots at one point this Sunday, now trails by one with only two holes to play. It has been a nice tournament for Hong Jong Min. It’s been a solid display this final round as well. It’s going to be his seventh top 10 of the season for home. A lot of positives coming into the second half of the year. Shiun final hold of her championship. Still running inside the top 10 at the moment. Three already this season. that runner up to women’s open finish well down the leaderboard after barely making the cut. So topsyturvy leaderboard seeing a one-shot cushion over the struggling Kim Mju. The one place she can’t miss this is on the back half of the green shinsil. She has to know that a little bit right. Just going to keep it on the front segment. That’s even better. There she is. She’s waited for her moment to pounce and she is turning the screws on the one time leader Kim Mju. Just love this golf swing. Long levers, big wide arc at the top, nice full shoulder turn, squats into the ball. Well, that’s the power move you see these days. The modern golf swing can fire into that UPS slope and just stay so level. Had a nice yardage in the n eye. She knew she was never going to go long. Dream weekend just turning into a bit of a nightmare for Kim Mchu right now. I don’t think she knows how close that is for Bin Sil. The 17th green like so many surfaces at high 1 CC raised slightly just by the reaction from the crowd she should know it’s fairly close. What kind of response can she muster? This one leaked out right. It’s that awful helpless feeling the tournament just slipping through Kim Mju’s fingers. What a week it’s been for Kim Soi. And up and down here pretty much guarantees her third spot. It checked a little quick. It needs to keep going. It’s a bit clunky. Has two runner-up finishers in the KPJ tour. Both of them playoff losses. that included the Somi 2019. So me doing very nicely at the Navy Championship in France. That’s the final round in with a chance of winning one of the LPJ tours five major titles. In Lee also in the mix there should be a captivating watch this evening. Now Suji just short of the green on a slight ups though. Not a difficult chip. Fraction tentative. Wind down the sails after that clumsy bogey on 11. Now to the 18th green and Hang Min Jong outside of 60 ft downhill coming off the right line looks pretty good. Pace a little speedy. An excellent try. She’s heading for her best finish of the season thus far. As much as you’d love to roll this one in to tie the lead, just got to be smart here. Mu, pace is paramount. Self a chance. If it doesn’t drop, just the stressfree tap in your power. Easier said than done with this one. Working downhill, but that is a much better judgment of pace. Love to see Parkin and her championship with Perie here yesterday. Made a three at the end of her round on this very hole 24 hours ago. repeat the feat on Sunday. There’s always a little regret and what if his players leave Sunday evenings will look back and stew on that 14th hole, that costly double bogey for Bangil. Similar to the one she hold on 15. Not much movement. Amy just a hint from the right. This grabs her a two-shot lead. Proverbi puts one hand on the trophy. Center cup never in doubt. Bang. Shinil leads by two. for a top three finish. No, just didn’t hit it. Disappointing end to what has otherwise been a fabulous championship for Kim Soi. Hope we’ll see a lot more of her in the second half of the season. She has showed some real heart this week at high 1 CC. Notch’s top five finish. Sneaks inside the top 60 on the money list. So well done Kim Soi. Started a day brilliantly with three straight birdies. Don’t want to end with a three putt. J’s best finish this year came a fortnight ago. Time for 30th. Gold Mona Park Ladies Open. Oh, just lacked a little conviction. There’s a mountain to climb and then some with only one hole remaining. Trailing by two. It’s not going to be a mpj to a title this week for Bin Kyong, but a nice response after missing the cut in Cha last week. It’s a championship share the fourth. That’ll be an eighth top 10 of the season for the player known as beautiful. This championship has really been turned on its head over the last hour or so. Now Shinsil trailing by one on the par 515 birdie the par 511 using an excellent wedge shot set her up for a birdie. Kimju missed an opportunity earlier on. Shinsil would not for the first time this weekend at company at top the leaderboard and then you had an excellent birdie look misread her putt badly knocked it to here and then a three putt at the worst possible time would hand the lead straight over to Bangshin Sil who then stepped up on 17 and produced by the shots of the tournament. Given the circumstances, given the context of that leaderboard to step up and pull off that golf shot and capitalize, a birdie on 17 that gives Bangshin Sil a twoshot lead coming up the last. The 21-year-old looking for that fourth KPGA tour crown. Men at the moment running in solo third after Kim Soi’s bogey finish. The KPGA Championship winner just through the back left of the green, but absolutely no bother whatsoever there. should be having the deficit to year one at top the money list with a solo third place finish. Shinsil is taking on a little refreshment trying to take her mind off things and she knows how hard this 18th old plays. two solid swings away from becoming the first multipletime winner on the KPJ tour in 2025. This club is not going to reach the penalty area 220 m off the team. She has absolutely strike it. Okay. That’s one solid swing down, one to go. She knows par at the last. Might be good enough. Bogey might be good enough. How hard this 72nd hole is and mental state. Kim Ju. I’ve made my sentiments on this 18th fairly clear through the years here at high 1 CC. I just think it’s a strange bizarre finishing goal. Not a very good one is what I’m trying to get at. Can’t hit driver off the te because of that second penalty area, but the whole play is so long. He’s going to be hitting a long iron, a fairway wood into this green that is not designed to hold no flighted shots. Anticip round at high CC. Suji know she hasn’t had her best stuff on the back nine, but she’s heading into the season where she does her best work in a couple of weeks time. up on the green. Hung Jong Min. Basic little pitch and run. Yeah, pretty nicely managed. He’s going to need something special. scoring average on the par fours this week in Duke from the ever popular drop zone right hand side of the screen. Kim Shihun The rook is going to notch another top 10 finish, her fourth of the season. Should she roll that one in without too much difficulty as the final group of the day make their way up the 72nd hole with Bang Shins leading by two. Yu Hunju chance to end off solidly. Sixth on the money list without a victory this year. Solid two putt keeps her top 10 streak going. It’s going to be her seventh top 10 finish in a row. her 10th of the season. No missed cuts despite oh closing round of 72. Nice up and down power for the 23 year old on the closing hole. 6869 over the weekend for Hong Jong Min. We’re about past 700 million Korean one earned already this season with that solo third place finish. You can see here ends a string of mis cuts with a tie for eighth here at high 1 CC. Good playing this week from the rookie. So with the green clear, Suji sending her second shot away. Work it off that slope on the right. That should start to meander left. This could end up pretty close if it just gathers some pace. Looked a little sluggish through the fringe, but still can’t ask for more. with heavy artillery that far back. Solid shot just gets tangled up in the first cut. She doesn’t get up and down from there. could end up sharing second place with Hong Jong men whose home and hosed in the clubhouse at 11 under anywhere on the putting surface will do for Shinszil. That will do just fine. She’ll be able to enjoy the walk up to 18 green. And so champion in waiting here at I1 CC after what was a spectacular backline performance. The 21-year-old Look at the wall. Chicken just relax. Could you go? Now go denied Hanjin Son the three repeat 12 months ago at highwanccin’s streak of top 10 finishes at a place she holds so dear comes to an end. Two time champion well outside the top 30 at the end of 72 holes this week. But I don’t think anyone’s going to have more regrets leaving Taiwan CC than that young lady Kimju who looked absolutely flawless. through 68 holes of this championship and it all just came unstuck. A three putt on 16. Couple of sloppy bogeies on Sunday ultimately proving costly. Got to get this up and down if she wants solo second. dissipate. This is going to be running a little pitching out of that first cut of rough. It’s not bad. Job’s not done yet. option. So, shots to spare. Still not going to stop her from fully locking in on this shot. Going through the process here on the 72nd hole Sunday on the first T Thursday. Every shot in a professional golf tournament deserves 100% focus. Ball should kick left once it hits the green and then go tumbling along slightly downhill towards the pin. almost ended it in style, but I think she knew that one came out. A little bit hot. Ry smile. She can allow herself to relax a little. That two shot lead built up with some vital birdies on 15 and 17. given her the opportunity to just enjoy the moment, savor what is soon to be a fourth career win on the KPGA tour. What is that? Now considering the fact she was the furthest back having to hit her second shot, Suchi’s got the shortest but the only birdie butt. Two points from here should lock up a top 10 finish. How about one? Oh, well done. It’s worth a pretty penny. That’s a week with a 72 and alongside Su Jin and Hang Jong at nine under par. finish this season for fourth at the season opener in Thailand Blue Canyon Lead Championship in Jew. hopes of a second tour title evaporated in spectacular fashion with that three putt on 16. The task a simple roll this one in for solo second going to slide little bit of cash Jung men’s way and fall into a two-way tie with her this for ultimately the greatest asset through the first three and a half rounds That high one CC turned out to be her undoing led by four. It’s a finisher of second. Golf can be a hopelessly cruel game even for some of the best. Take nothing away from Bang Shinsil who has hung tough all day. She’s taken her opportunities when she’s created them and she’s got a couple of putts from here for that fourth title. It’s a big time performance from Bang Shinil. It was a wild ride on that back nine, but ultimately it’s the 21-year-old who lifts the trophy here at High1cc. Becomes the first multipletime winner on the KPGA Tour in the 2025 season. Collects a fourth tour for a title. Shinil stops rising in the game of golf here in South Korea. Tremendous performance. And this young lady easily one of the most exciting talents here in South Korea. Shinsil your winner here at the High One Resorts Ladies Open in 2025. Why not do it in style? Part of this whole every single day. Why stop now? Just a tremendous performance for Bin. So many congratulations. You could say that Kimju choke that one away, but do not discount how this young lady held her nerve, created her chances, played some stellar golf to claim that second victory of the year. More from High 1 CC in a couple of moments. Yep. It’s awesome. something. Hi. Oxygen pio. You put some stuff. Don’t think so. They announce. So don’t come This game Happy It was a terrific final round here at I1C. We relive some of the best moments. Starting with Kim Inju who led the championship coming into Sunday. Continued to assert her dominance on the top of the leaderboard. Par and then open her account for the day with that birdie on the third. at that point on to three shots for Kim Mju who frankly was just coasting Shinsil knew she needed to birdie par fives just that the fourth to get within two of Mju again at the seventh had a birdie opportunity she would convert That would go up to 14 under and three clear again. Shinsil would respond however at the eighth in this laserike T-shot at the bar three. Was cooperating early doors for Bangshin Sil. Pair of birdies in the front line to turn in to under power 34. Meanwhile, up ahead in the couple of groups up the golf course, Hong Jong Min after a hoham start to her Sunday. Got herself to one under for Haraw with that birdie at 10. And then things were happening on the ninth. He thought this was a fairly straightforward little two. Just had a little ridge to negotiate with Kim Ju. absolutely graced that first part past the hole. The putter that was so cooperative, but well 3 and 1/2 days at high 1 CC started to show some signs of weakness. So only a one-shot lead by then. She responded in brilliant fashion. T-shot that split the fairway. Beautiful wedge to here, but that drops two shot swing with Bangshin Sil’s bogey. The lead was back up to three. Shinsil only had 183 m into the par five. 11th came up a little short, but some glorious touch. Cut the lead back to two once again at the 12th. Kimju poor second shot. wrong section of the green would lead to another three, but the lead is back down to only one. Fast forward to the 16th and Hong Jung Min after picking up two birdies in her first three holes around the turn. Couple of pars and then a bonus here at the par three would end her week at 11 under bar. This is where the tides really started to turn. Bangshin Sil producing some wedge wizardry. Working off the slope nicely using the terrain and contours of the green. Set up a huge birdie that moved her level for the first time today with Kim Mju. And then at 16, Mu clumsy first putt, poor second putt, a third three stab of the day. All of a sudden, the hunter had become the hunter. She was trailing by one, which would become two after one of the shots of the day. Bangshin still needing to keep her cool produced a beautiful shot into the penultimate hole. The subsequent birdie put one hand on the trophy. Shinsil with a two-shot lead coming up the 72nd hole. She had shots to spare with Mju struggling for a part. Got a little lucky with that ball. Catching a piece of the cup. It’s your day. It’s your day. Had a couple of parts from here. Would only need the one to claim the fourth career title. Second of the year on her first triumph. Fore speech. Fore Thank you. Fore! Foreign! Foreign! Hello. Fore the holy. Amen. Morning. Could she go on me? May our Lord. Oh god. Oh god. again. Yeah. Foreign They want to be good. Yes. Great. Payback. So many congratulations, Bang Shinil, your winner of the 2025 Taiwan Resorts Ladies Open. It’s been another fascinating, interesting, and certainly captivating week on the KPJ tour. Many thanks for your company, and we’ll see you next time. Have a lovely Sunday evening ahead. Bye-bye for now.