Attaya Thitikul’s win this time earned her $225,000, moving up to 5th in the rankings at $340,372 and becoming the sixth Thai golfer to win. LPGA Tour Champion
Attaya Thitikul’s win this time earned her $225,000, moving up to 5th in the rankings at $340,372 and becoming the sixth Thai golfer to win. LPGA Tour Champion
Attaya Thitikul’s win this time earned her $225,000, moving up to 5th in the rankings at $340,372 and becoming the sixth Thai golfer to win. LPGA Tour winners after “Prome” Ariya Jutanugarn (12 titles), “Projasmin” Thidapa Suwannapura (2 titles), “Promo” Moriya Jutanugarn (2 entries), “Pro Meow” Papangkorn Thawatchanakit (1 entries) and “Promyo” Pajaree Anannaruekan (1 entries).
In November last year, pro-China created a phenomenon for the golf world. By winning the “Race to Costa del Sol” for the first swinger of the “Ladies European Tour”, received a bonus of $129,680 after the latest runner-up in the Saudi tournament. and is the youngest statistic
After “Pro China” won the vice-champion of the battle Aramco Saudi Ladies International. The title was won by New Zealand superstar Lydia Ko, former world number one, at the Royal Greens Golf and Country Club, Par 72, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on Nov 7. In the past, the champion Lydia Ko received $129,680, while the runner-up Pro China received $77,808.
Later, on November 8, after “Pro China” won the runner-up of the “Ladies European Tour” golf tournament, Aramco Saudi Ladies International. in saudi arabia This makes it a guaranteed “Race to Costa del Sol” award for LET’s No. 1 golfer this season, along with a bonus of €125,000.
Pro China is also the youngest female golfer to win the award on the Ladies European Tour. or “LET”
The “Race to Costa del Sol” award is awarded to the No. 1 position of the Ladies European Tour. When competing throughout the season by “Pro China”, the 18-year-old Thai rising star, before winning the runner-up in the latest program, has accumulated points from Race to Costa del Sol, leading to number 1 from participating in 13 LET programs. Outstanding performance, winning two titles at the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open and the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open, as well as being in the top 10. multiple
On March 3-6 Pro Chinese performed best as a golfer from Thailand. at the HSBC Women’s World Championships,” with a total prize pool of 1.7 million dollars, at the Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore.
this competition There were 65 female golfers from around the world, including 7 iron shafts from Thailand, with “Pro Chin” being a female golfer from Thailand. who made the best performance, finished 4th place together
As for the LPGA Tour golf tournament, “Honda LPGA Thailand 2022” competes for a total prize pool of 1.6 million dollars at the Siam Country Club, Old Course, Pattaya, distance 6,576 yards, par 72, Chonburi province. 3 on March 12, “Pro China” added 6 under par 66 from 7 birdies, 1 eagle lost 3 bogeys, total score 13 under par 203, ranked 18th, together with Ryu So Yeon, South Korean pro and Lin. Dessey Weaver-Wright Pro American
The world rankings on the LPGA Tour have not changed much. In the first place is Ko Jin Young from South Korea, 2nd place Nelly Korda USA, 3rd place Lydia Ko New Zealand, only 4th place changed hands from Daniel Kang of the United States to Lee Mingye of Australia.
