World Jin No Ko is the race to the CME Globe after winning five beats at the CME Group Tour Championship at the end of the LPGA season; Georgia Hall will finish seventh and Charley Hull in a share of 13th place
Le Ali Stafford
Last updated: 20/12/20 8:42 pm
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A look back at the best of his achievements from Jin Young Ko’s victory at the CME Group Tour Championship at the end of the LPGA
A look back at the best of what he did from Jin Young Ko’s victory at the CME Group Tour Championship at the end of the LPGA season
Jin Young Ko cemented his status as a No. 1 world by traveling to a five-stroke victory at the CME Group Tour Championship at the end of the LPGA season.
The Korean has only made four starts on the LPGA Tour this season due to a coronavirus outbreak and needed a rhythm finish at last week’s U.S. Women’s Open just to qualify for the final event of the year, where she took full advantage of recording a seventh. LPGA Tour Title.
Ko scored five of her last seven holes on her way to the 66th final at Tiburon Golf Club, bringing her to 18 under and dragging her out of closest opponents Hannah Green and defensive champion Sei Young Kim.
Jin Young Ko (right) played alongside Sei Young Kim (left) and Georgia Hall on the final day
Starting the final round with a shot off the distance, Ko eunie followed eight feet at the first by picking up a shot at the sixth, where Kim kicked back from a previous bogey to take advantage of the five-five.
Ko recovered from the narrowing of the ninth to post three straight birdies from the 12th and move on, with a birdie at the 16th par-three and another at the last par-five extending the margin. she won.
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Kim had led the night but could only manage a 72-par level on the final day, mixing three birdies with so many bogs, while Green joined her in portion of the second after 67 without bogey.
Mina Harigae claimed fourth place ahead of the previous world 1 Lydia Ko and Lexi Thompson, who saw her run seven consecutive seasons with at least one LPGA Tour victory coming to an end after 2020 to no avail.
Lexi Thompson is an 11-time winner of the LPGA Tour
A three-putt double at par-three left Georgia Hall posting par-level 72 and falling back to seventh tied, with Brooke Henderson and Austin Ernst also finishing eight hits back at 10 under .
Charley Hull finished this week on seven under after dropping three hits over the last three holes and signing for the final of 74, with the Englishman as one of six players claiming a share of 13th.
The LP21 2021 Tour season begins at the Diamond Resorts Tournament from January 21-24, held at the Four Seasons Golf and Sports Club in Orlando, Florida.