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Moriya Jutanugarn and Jasmine (Thidapa) Suwannapura are the top performing Thai women on the LPGA Tour, Gambia Portland Classic, the second round at Columbia Edgewater Country. The Tree Club tied at 6-under-138 on Sunday morning, September 20, Thailand time. The lead in this round was the elite swings of Melried, who reached 12 under par, par 132.
This competition won a total cash prize of US $ 1.75 million (52.5 million baht) when competing between September 18 and 20 at the Columbia Edgewater Country Club, par 72, distance of 6,478 yards. Only three rounds of 54 holes had to be played due to the toxic climate of the wildfires. After the second round, Moriya Jutanugarn and Pro Jasmine (Thidapa) Suwannapura were a young woman from Thailand who got the results. Best Having scored a combined score of 6 under 138, they ranked 10th together.
This promotion round starts at Hole 10, passes the first period without scoring, has not lost after making 1 bogeys on Hole 16 and 1 birdie on Hole 18, then Mom speeds up the machine to make 4 birdies from holes 3 , 6, 7. And 9 finished this round with a score of 4 under par 68 of 5 birdies 1 bogey pro Jasmine started the race on hole 1 to make 2 birdies 1 bogey in the first period and made 2 birdies plus 1 bogey in the round After today’s score, 2 under 70
Other Thai women “Pro Waen” Pornanong Phetlumswinger, a girl from Chaiyaphum This round is tied, with a total score of 4 under, par 140, in 21st place together and “Pro Jan” Wichanee wins this round, achieving a score Additional total of 1 under par 71, in par 144 of the event, ranking 65 together while “Pro Sai Pan” Pannarat Thanaphon Bunrat, this round, reached 1 under par 71, scored more than 1 in total, did not pass, the same as “Pro Miao” Paphangkorn Thawatchanakit while “Prome” Eriya Jutanugarn hit more than 4, total score 2 over par 146 and “Promiao” Pacharee Anan Naruek, this round hit more than 2, total score more than 4
The leader of the round is the English Melried Swing. In this round, 7 under 65 scored a total of 12 under 132, with former Australian champion Hannah Green following two strokes, while Ami Yang’s 9 under 135 was equal to Amy Ole. Jason (USA) ranks third, joining Georgia Hall (England) with 8 under 136 equal to Celine Boutier (France), Gabi López (Mexico) and Yea Limi Noh. (United States) ranks fifth
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