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2018 Taiwan LPGA Tour | EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open 11– 13 May Final-Round Recap
Date:2018-05-13
Saranporn Langkulgasettrin of Thailand birdied the first play-off hole to complete a near-miracle come-from-behind win at the 2018 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open. She began the day at 3-under and 6 shots off the pace, but carded a final-round 8-under 64 with an astonishing seven birdies in a row from the 8th to 14th which helped her force a play-off and finally lifted the title > Detail
2018 Taiwan LPGA Tour | EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open Second-Round Recap
Date:2018-05-12
Lee Hsin (李欣) of Taiwan registered a bogey-free, low-round 6-under 66 on Saturday to take the solo lead at a two-round total of 9-under 135 at the $150,000 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open. Lee has a one-stroke advantage over compatriot Chen Szu-Han (陳思涵), who are both looking to win their first career title > Detail
2018 Taiwan LPGA Tour | EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open First-Round Recap
Date:2018-05-11
The 2018 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open opened with a four-way tie at the top of the leaderboard after Friday’s first round. Taiwan’s Hsieh Yu-Ling (謝瑀玲), Chen Szu-Han (陳思涵), South Africa’s Connie Chen and Malaysia’s Winnie Ng all shot 5-under 67s at the Old Course of Fanling Hong Kong Golf Club to set the early pace > Detail
2018 Taiwan LPGA Tour | EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open Pre-Tournament Notes
Date:2018-05-09
The competition is ready to roll on Friday at the Old Course of Fanling Hong Kong Golf Club for the 2018 EFG Hong Kong Ladies Open, title-sponsored by the Switzerland-based EFG Bank. The three-way co-sanctioned event by the TLPGA, China LPGA and the Ladies Asian Golf Tour (LAGT) will feature a purse up to US$150,000. A field of 120 professional ladies from 16 countries, led by 2017 winner Supamas Sangchan, will compete for three days, 54-holes to vie for a champion’s prize of US$22,500 > Detail
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