Foundation Cup: Yealimi noh holds Nelly Kurda and Jane Young Ko and more to capture Maiden LPGA Tour Win | Golf news

American Yealimi Noh has been connected three times a fixed three -year -old, as she moved away from the likes of World No 1 Nelly Korda and the rest of the package to win the founders of the founders with four shots.

Victory is the first in the Noh round in the LPGA tour, after it entered one edge today in South Korea Jin Young Ko after rolling in eight birds in the last 11 holes on Saturday.

The fourth round was more about staying standing on his feet, as she hidden three birds without a ghost, while Ko grabbed a brief time directly and then burned with three ghosts in the back. Ko ended in 17 below after 71.

“This means a lot to me,” said a citizen of North California. “I have worked hard in the past few years and exceeded a lot of struggles.

“I told myself that the year 2025 would be my year, so this is the best way to start it.”

Ko took the initiative in 20 under equality when she made its third bird on the eighth day. It remained this way until the 13th and 14th opening, as Ko doubled the errors with a consecutive ghost.

Meanwhile, Noah played the holes to perfection and made the birds of each one, and put them on the left to the right in No. 14, which placed it in 21 below.

The path remained and continued to defeat the previous world No. 1, while the current world No. 1 Kurda had to settle in the final round 71 and the seventh tie in 12 below.

Nuh said: “The conjugation with Jane Young during the last two days was the first time that I played with it (Saturday) and it was great to watch it.”

“I knew that she wouldn’t make any mistakes and be really solid. When I saw my chance and kept it together, I was really proud of myself. It was great to watch her and she was learning from her too.”

Megan Khang fired 68 to place the third place in 16 below. MIYU Yamashita (69) from Japan, Hana Green (70) from Australia and Jane is (71) from South Korea tied fourth in 13 below.