Haeran Ryu makes a hole eagle, leads two on black desert championship

Ivins, Utah – Hae Ryu was carrying control over the Black Desert Champions by earning in 11. The hole, sending to 4-a few in the LPGA tour in Utah for the first time in more than 60 years.

Ryu will try to win the tournament for the seventh straight year, exit the year when there were 18-year-old on the LPGA Korea.

Her biggest challenge could be ugly yin, a former female PGA champion that escaped on 10 birds in black desert for 62, best tournament rating and enough to get in two shots.

Ryu started with two shots and twice the players caught, if they were just for a short time.

One of them was Somo Lee, who had a pair of early birds before he self-destructed with double Bogee on no. 6 And there is no bird to the extreme holes after she pulled out of the tournament.

Ester Henseleit from Germany briefly caught Ryu, but only until 24-year-old Korean at 11. Annual path, 82 meters away. She caught her slope with enough while spinning to send him to a glass for eagle.

Henseleit made a 10-foot bird 17. To get within one shot. But she hit the black rocks of the lava and had to hit another with Tee. Her pair of a chip of only a short greenery left her 3 meters, but she missed a routine glass and made double Bogey. It gave German and 68 and left three shots behind him.

“I guess you just have to think about the good recordings you hit,” Henseleit said.

Ryu had the opportunity to expand his lead as long as she failed that the Putt bird from the same distance Henseleit had.

Ryu, who shared 54-holes in the main last week at Chevron’s championship before closing 76, was in 18-198. Her last victory last year was on the tournament that amounted to his LPGA debut, FM Championship.

Yin, who lost the opportunity to win another last week when three-sided playoffs on Chevron, started the day eight shots behind and published 62 on the time when the final group has advocated.

“I’ll just keep saying: staying in the present and the past is the past,” Yin said. “I mean, you can’t guarantee every day will be a good day today, but you just have to keep trying and keep trying to have a great day.”

Starting times move forward for Sunday final circle due to rain in the forecast.