South Korea's Lee wins on LPGA Tour for first time since 2017 / Photo: © CN-STR/AFP
RBGPF
0.6100
The Fort Worth Press - South Korea's Lee wins on LPGA Tour for first time since 2017
USD
-
AED 3.672496
AFN 63.999946
ALL 82.701948
AMD 368.567302
ANG 1.790403
AOA 917.501015
ARS 1481.277699
AUD 1.452454
AWG 1.8
AZN 1.691543
BAM 1.717113
BBD 2.016628
BDT 123.405955
BGN 1.69088
BHD 0.377521
BIF 2978.80186
BMD 1
BND 1.295154
BOB 6.934122
BRL 5.174299
BSD 1.001291
BTN 94.610326
BWP 13.607431
BYN 2.903787
BYR 19600
BZD 2.013731
CAD 1.42333
CDF 2275.000306
CHF 0.809405
CLF 0.023451
CLP 922.94991
CNY 6.79395
CNH 6.794015
COP 3451.32
CRC 454.166337
CUC 1
CUP 26.5
CVE 96.808179
CZK 21.283105
DJF 178.300835
DKK 6.55953
DOP 59.542936
DZD 133.230379
EGP 49.222303
ERN 15
ETB 161.42659
EUR 0.87745
FJD 2.24775
FKP 0.75464
GBP 0.755495
GEL 2.640003
GGP 0.75464
GHS 11.324797
GIP 0.75464
GMD 73.500235
GNF 8777.759731
GTQ 7.639124
GYD 209.445964
HKD 7.841625
HNL 26.796077
HRK 6.613103
HTG 130.86746
HUF 311.49301
IDR 17906.55
ILS 2.988096
IMP 0.75464
INR 94.6925
IQD 1311.642362
IRR 1375999.999566
ISK 126.370326
JEP 0.75464
JMD 157.663234
JOD 0.709019
JPY 162.310467
KES 129.499807
KGS 87.449854
KHR 4026.28587
KMF 431.999984
KPW 900.00035
KRW 1550.330137
KWD 0.30975
KYD 0.834394
KZT 486.150496
LAK 22456.8273
LBP 89662.607657
LKR 336.672432
LRD 182.225227
LSL 16.451191
LTL 2.95274
LVL 0.60489
LYD 6.432666
MAD 9.383014
MDL 17.697515
MGA 4260.717641
MKD 54.126801
MMK 2099.487458
MNT 3582.059186
MOP 8.088461
MRU 39.961019
MUR 47.19024
MVR 15.459789
MWK 1736.244633
MXN 17.455702
MYR 4.079502
MZN 63.850079
NAD 16.451191
NGN 1382.872936
NIO 36.847627
NOK 9.910735
NPR 151.378829
NZD 1.768085
OMR 0.384508
PAB 1.001313
PEN 3.4193
PGK 4.395923
PHP 61.339011
PKR 278.424712
PLN 3.76984
PYG 6097.293311
QAR 3.649852
RON 4.602399
RSD 102.985006
RUB 77.857202
RWF 1469.87296
SAR 3.761271
SBD 8.065041
SCR 13.756674
SDG 600.503778
SEK 9.72828
SGD 1.294605
SHP 0.746601
SLE 24.806597
SLL 20969.503664
SOS 572.251341
SRD 37.494503
STD 20697.981008
STN 21.509908
SVC 8.760963
SYP 110.532098
SZL 16.447328
THB 33.206497
TJS 9.281669
TMT 3.51
TND 2.965834
TOP 2.40776
TRY 46.660445
TTD 6.806669
TWD 31.836502
TZS 2625.003018
UAH 44.937446
UGX 3669.869755
UYU 40.289551
UZS 12067.550186
VES 622.24352
VND 26311
VUV 119.95305
WST 2.78094
XAF 575.901002
XAG 0.017427
XAU 0.000251
XCD 2.70255
XCG 1.804518
XDR 0.716236
XOF 575.89089
XPF 104.705423
YER 238.601353
ZAR 16.38593
ZMK 9001.204982
ZMW 18.127705
ZWL 321.999592
- Sommer, Acerbi, Darmian leave Inter Milan
- Germany's labour market dilemma: rising unemployment despite vacancies
- 'Waiting like torture': Turks despair as Schengen visa delays mount
- Skating allows Russian, Belarussians to return as neutrals
- Venezuela rescuers in final push to find survivors as families mourn
- Russian double Olympic figure skating champion Dmitriev dies aged 58
- Over 1 million migrants apply for Spain's mass regularisation: PM
- S. Africa deploys police as anti-migrant protests loom
- Thousands from Philippine sect protest pro-Duterte senator's graft case
- Monaco parcel bomb blast wounds Ukrainian oligarch
South Korea's Lee wins on LPGA Tour for first time since 2017
Mi Hyang Lee won on the LPGA Tour for the first time in almost nine years Sunday with a gutsy one-stroke victory at the Blue Bay event in Hainan, China.
The South Korean recovered from two double bogeys on her front nine to birdie the last hole for a final-round 73 and claim her third LPGA title.
Lee finished on 11-under 277, one shot ahead of China's charging Zhang Weiwei (69).
It was the 32-year-old Lee's first LPGA Tour title since the Women's Scottish Open in 2017. She also won the 2014 TOTO Japan Classic.
"I trusted myself this morning but I was... I can feel I was nervous. You know, I really wanted to win," said Lee, who continues to battle shoulder pain.
Lee, who came into the final round with a three-shot lead, admitted she was "really struggling" after her two double bogeys.
"Then a lot of up and down... but I still just kept fighting at the back nine and just no bogey and three birdies, so I'm really proud of myself," she said.
She added: "Still I cannot believe it. It feels so great."
India's Aditi Ashok and Auston Kim of the United States were tied for third on eight-under.
Defending champion Rio Takeda of Japan finished one shot further back in a four-way tie for fifth.
W.Matthews--TFWP
