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Choi Has Strong Start at LPGA South Korea to Move Into a Tie for 2nd Place After 3 Rounds

Choi opened with an eagle and seven birdies before settling for a 66 to join two others in second place, one shot behind the leader.

  • On Saturday, Hye-Jin Choi shot a 6-under 66 at the LPGA BMW Ladies Championship in Haenam, South Korea, moving into a tie for second place after three rounds.
  • Tournament leader Haeran Ryu holds a four-stroke lead at 17-under 199, while steady rain at Pine Beach Golf Links forced officials to use roller squeegees throughout the day.
  • After shooting 28 on her front nine and reaching 9-under, Choi bogeyed the 12th and double-bogeyed the 17th, as Minji Park and Yuri Yoshida also moved into second.
  • Seeking her first victory in 125 career LPGA Tour starts, Choi aims to improve upon her runner-up finish to Ruoning Yin last week in Shanghai.
  • Defending champion Sei Young Kim, who won last year in South Korea, shot 77 on Saturday to remain at even par, trailing significantly heading into the final round.
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Choi has strong start at LPGA South Korea to move into a tie for 2nd place after 3 rounds

HAENAM, South Korea (AP) — Hye-Jin Choi had an eagle and seven birdies on her first 11 holes Saturday on a rain-soaked Pine Beach Golf Links to shoot a 6-under 66 and move into tie for second place after three…

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Choi has strong start at LPGA South Korea to move into a tie for 2nd place

HAENAM, South Korea (AP) — Hye-Jin Choi had an eagle and seven birdies on her first 11 holes Saturday on a rain-soaked Pine Beach Golf Links to shoot a 6-under 66 and move into tie for second place after three rounds of the LPGA South Korea tournament.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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