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Post by philknj on Jun 28, 2015 11:22:44 GMT
RANK PLAYER SCORE TOTAL 1R 2R 3R 4R PRIZE 優勝 Bo-Mee Lee -14 274 70 69 67 68 ¥25,200,000 2 Ji-Hee Lee -14 274 70 67 69 68 ¥12,320,000 3 Rikako Morita -13 275 73 69 65 68 ¥9,800,000 4T Momoko Ueda -11 277 67 71 73 66 ¥7,000,000 4T Hiromi Mogi -11 277 67 70 71 69 ¥7,000,000 4T Kaori Ohe -11 277 69 69 68 71 ¥7,000,000 7 Ayaka Watanabe -10 278 69 71 70 68 ¥4,900,000 8T Saki Nagamine -9 279 69 71 72 67 ¥2,905,000 8T Kyoko Furuya -9 279 73 68 69 69 ¥2,905,000 8T Yukari Baba -9 279 70 67 72 70 ¥2,905,000 8T Miki Sakai -9 279 72 68 69 70 ¥2,905,000 8T Kumiko Kaneda -9 279 70 68 69 72 ¥2,905,000 8T Da-Ye Na -9 279 68 68 70 73 ¥2,905,000 Smile Candy took it with a birdie on the 2nd playoff hole. That's win number two...a translated interview says she wants five wins this year.          Da Ye Na and Rikako Morita   Ha Neul Kim (-2) and Erika Kikuchi (-3)   Sun Ju Ahn (-6) and Ayaka Watanabe   |
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Post by bangkokbobby on Jun 28, 2015 14:59:00 GMT
Bo-Mee Lee 
It was a Seoul Sister shootout at the 2015 Earth Mondamin Cup as two of the most accomplished South Korean (or any nationality, for that matter) players on the LPGA of Japan (JLPGA), Bo-Mee Lee and Ji-Hee Lee, had to settle matters in a playoff as they finished regulation play tied at 14-under. Bo-Mee was all over the pin in the final round, almost holing out from the fairway on #5. Ji-Hee was right there with her. When Bo-Mee stuck it on the pin with her approach on 16, Ji-Hee overcame a drive into the rough to drain a 20 foot putt to match Bo-Mee’s short birdie conversion. Bo-Mee escaped disaster on #18 when she found a fairway bunker with her tee shot when Ji-Hee laid up with her 2nd shot on the par 5 closing hole. Both ending up with long birdie putt attempts, Ji-Hee’s coming second and giving her a chance to win, but both players ended up two-putting for par. Bo-Mee escaped again on the first playoff hole (#18 again) as Ji-Hee missed a birdie putt to win from maybe only 6-8 feet, burning the top edge. You could tell from Bo-Mee’s facial expression that even she felt for Ji-Hee missing that potential winner. They would play #18 again on the second playoff hole, but this time the hole location was moved from near the back left to the front right. Bo-Mee capitalized by sticking her 3rd shot to tap-in birdie range. Ji-Hee would need a long miracle birdie to match her. It didn’t happen as once again she burned the top edge. With that, Bo-Mee closed out the second playoff hole with a birdie for the win, her second of the 2015 season and 10th JLPGA victory overall. She extends her lead in both Player of the Year and the Money List.
Bo-Mee Maintains POY and Money List Leads
Teresa Lu leads Scoring Average
1 BO-MEE LEE (-14)
2 JI-HEE LEE (-14)
3 RIKAKO MORITA (-13)
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Post by HappyFan on Jun 29, 2015 5:58:01 GMT
Congratulations to Bo Mee!
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Post by philknj on Jun 30, 2015 12:28:43 GMT
The 17-week marathon has ended...this tour does not resume until July 17-19. Among the top 98 players on the scoring average list, I count 24 that played all 17 events. Honorable Mention goes to Ritsuko Ryu, who played 16 of 17 and had no MCs. Among the iron 24, Asako Fujimoto had the best scoring average, 72.0962, which ranks 16th on tour. She had only two MCs.  On the other ended of the scale, two players went 2-for-17 in cuts made, and two others went 0-for-15. Asami Kikuchi went 1-for-16...I certainly hope sister Erika springs for her travel expenses to be her guest at the USWO. |
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Post by HappyFan on Jun 30, 2015 16:44:45 GMT
Wow, it looks like Bo Mee has a pretty substantial lead on the money list and in Player of the Year race! Good for her!
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