Rookie Miranda Wang continues the LPGA trend in beating no. 1 on FM Championship

Norton, Mass. – Miranda Wang lost her leadership to no. 1 in female golf, then delivered a clutch on the last three holes on Sunday in the first of 70 holes and a one-time victory in relation to Jeeno Thitikul in the first first place of LPGA.

Wang became the seventh LPGA Rookie to win this year, extending the extraordinary series of several winners through the first tour in the first 23 tournaments in the year.

“I hope this is the first of many, and I will work hard,” Wang, a Chinese player who delivered the winning point when Duke won the NCAA 2019. Years. “This is the realization of sleep.”

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Wang showed some nerves when she called on a 3-meter bird, she missed it on a couple-5 12. She then came well from the week 15 into the bunker, she did not reach Green and took Bogee to fall from the leading.

But she showed a lot of Moxic as she finished her, and the Thityul gave a lot of help.

Thiticalation was in the collar of rough, the ball above the legs, after the aggressive drive 17. place. She retreated her shot left of the bunker, chopped through the green and had to descend on the other side for Bogee.

“I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong. Only the technique is just some mistakes,” Thitykul said.

Wang missed 7 feet birds on a par-3 16. But then hit in 17. at 6 feet behind the hole and caught enough cups to make the birds and regain leadership.

At the closing opening of the PAR-5, the thitical passed a short bright, and the wedge landed 5 feet short than the PIN, then rolled around 20 feet. She made a couple for 67.

Wang laid and hit a wedge at 25 feet, two placements to end in 20-Mandusphantic 268. Rose Zhang, who played in the last group with Wang, was in Bubble to become 11. Winner of the first time on LPGA this year.

Wang set the tone for his first LPGA title Thursday when after starting 10 hours, she made eight birds on the front nine. Her self-confidence grew only from Putter, and she led three shots in the final circle.

“On the back nine first round, I began to hit really good shots,” Wang said. “I felt like this could be my week. I really worked hard and I didn’t give up.”

Zhang didn’t quarrel much, missing good birds chances after turning, then in double Bogee in 14. hole to fall from hard.

Sei Young Kim (70) He finished third, three shots behind him. Andrea Lee also recorded 70 and finished another hit. Zhang had to settle for 72 to bind for a fifth with Jin Hee im, who had 62 without Bogey.

LPGA has 24 winners at 23 tournaments – one of them was a team event – before it was on Cincinnati in two weeks for Kroger Queen City Championship.

Korda, Seven-Tocrian winner last year, was closed with 75 and tied up for 35, 14 shots behind Wang.