LOS ANGELES: Australian Golfer Grace Kim surged ahead in the LPGA Los Angeles Championship with a remarkable performance, carding seven birdies in a stunning seven-under-par 64.
Her exceptional round at Wilshire Country Club concluded with a memorable birdie on the 18th, securing for her a one-shot lead over competitors like Maja Stark of Sweden, Chanettee Wannasaen of Thailand, and Kim Sei-young of South Korea.
Despite a challenging tee shot on the final hole, Kim managed to chip in for birdie, leaving spectators in awe. Reflecting on her day, Kim highlighted the abundance of birdie opportunities and her solid performance off the tee.
Meanwhile, Stark, despite battling fatigue from her recent tournament, showcased her prowess with a bogey-free round, while Chanettee and Kim Sei-young also made notable strides in the competition.
Competitive Field for Grace Kim
Despite the absence of Nelly Korda, who withdrew to rest after her impressive winning streak, the field remained competitive, with players like Auston Kim, Ryu Hae-ran, and Nataliya Guseva vying for contention, setting the stage for an exciting tournament ahead.
