Choi has strong start at LPGA South Korea to move into a tie for 2nd place

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 24). Choi has strong start at LPGA South Korea to move into a tie for 2nd place. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/golf/choi-has-strong-start-at-lpga-south-korea-to-move-into-a-tie-for-2nd-place/article_7c7522c9-5296-5d37-a88d-729c5c260a9d.html

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Hye-Jin Choi performed exceptionally well on a rainy day at the LPGA South Korea tournament, shooting a 6-under 66 with seven birdies and an eagle to tie for second place after three rounds. Despite her strong performance, she trails leader Haeran Ryu by four strokes, who has a total score of 17-under 199. Choi’s impressive front nine included scoring 28 on the first nine holes but bogeyed the par-5 12th and double-bogeyed the 17th due to poor shots in hazards.
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Hye-Jin Choi had an impressive performance on Saturday at the LPGA South Korea tournament, shooting a 6-under 66 with an eagle and seven birdies over her first 11 holes. This move put her into a tie for second place after three rounds at Pine Beach Golf Links in Haenam, South Korea. Despite steady rain causing delays, Choi's front nine score of 28 was particularly strong before she bogeyed the par-5 12th and double-bogeyed the 17th. Haeran Ryu maintained her lead with a three-round total of 17-under 199, four strokes ahead of the rest of the field. Choi is still seeking her first LPGA Tour victory in 125 career starts but has held or shared a 54-hole lead five times without winning.

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📰 Choi's Strong Start At LPGA Tournament
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HAENAM LPGA LPGA South Korea LPGA Tour South Korea

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Choi PERSON · 4× South Korea GPE · 2× HAENAM GPE · 1× Haeran Ryu PERSON · 1× Hye-Jin Choi PERSON · 1× LPGA ORG · 1× LPGA South Korea ORG · 1× LPGA Tour ORG · 1× Minji Park PERSON · 1× Yuri Yoshida PERSON · 1×

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HAENAM, South Korea (AP) — Hye-Jin Choi had an eagle and seven birdies on her first 11 holes Saturday on a rain-soaked Pine Beach Golf Links to shoot a 6-under 66 and move into tie for second place after three rounds of the LPGA South Korea tournament.
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2026-10-24 · Toronto Star
Choi has strong start at LPGA South Korea to move into a tie for 2nd place · assertive framing

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HAENAM, South Korea (AP) — Hye-Jin Choi had an eagle and seven birdies on her first 11 holes Saturday on a rain-soaked Pine Beach Golf Links to shoot a 6-under 66 and move into tie for second place after three rounds of the LPGA South Korea tournament. asserted
Choi → have → tournament
Second-round leader Haeran Ryu, who birdied her last three holes, still led the tournament by four strokes after a 4-under 68 and a three-round total of 17-under 199. asserted
who → birdie → under
Choi shot 28 on her front nine and was 9-under before she bogeyed the par-5 12th after hitting into a fairway bunker. asserted
she → shoot → bunker
She made a double-bogey seven on the 17th after missing an eight-foot par putt after hitting into hazard off the green with her fairway wood. asserted
She → make → wood
Steady rain forced course officials to use roller squeegees to remove water from the greens. asserted
rain → force → greens
Most of the final groups took six hours to complete their rounds. asserted
Most → take → rounds
Minji Park shot 65 and was also tied for second with Choi and Yuri Yoshida (68). asserted
Park → shoot → Choi
Choi is still looking for her first victory in 125 career LPGA Tour starts as a member. asserted
Choi → look → member
She has held or shared a 54-hole lead five times in her LPGA career without converting it into a win. asserted
She → hold → win
Last week in Shanghai, Choi was runner-up by one stroke to China’s Ruoning Yin after the South Korean golfer led after each of the first three rounds. asserted
golfer → lead → rounds
Defending champion Sei Young Kim, who ended a five-year victory drought in 2025 with a win last year in South Korea, shot 77 Saturday and was at even par. asserted
who → end → par
In its late-season Asian swing, the WTA Tour moves to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia next week for the Maybank Championship, the third of four events. asserted
Tour → move → events
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