Such is the small margins separating the leading players on the moneylist, the 37th-ranked player can still earn a LPGA Tour card with a win, and that’s good news for both Gabriela Ruffels and Robyn Choi.
Kim took home $30,000 in prizemoney and was joined by fellow Australians Sarah Jane Smith (T2) and Robyn Choi (T4) in the top section of the leaderboard.
Grace Kim’s front-running quest for the Karrie Webb Cup has been fortified by the level emotions and short-game expertise of former US Open champion Geoff Ogilvy. The young Sydneysider absorbed both as big lessons from her 36 holes playing beside the former PGA Tour star at the Fortinet WPGA Championship at Royal Queensland today. Kim Read more…
Victorian Su Oh burst on to the scene by winning Karrie Webb’s signature event as an 18-year-old and is now setting the pace for the trophy named in her honour.
ustralian Amateur champion Grace Kim will make her professional debut in just over a week when she enters pre-qualifying for the LPGA Tour’s Walmart NW Arkansas Championship.
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