Ryu dominates with strong final round

Haeran Ryu took sole control of the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea on Friday with a score of 64 (-8), bringing her total to -13. Her performance included two eagles on the par 5 holes 2 and 6, followed by consistent birdies on holes 12, 13, 17, and 18.

Close competition follows Ryu

The South Korean player leads by two strokes over her closest competitors, Kim Min-seon and Lauren Coughlin. Kim Min-seon signed a score of 64 (-8), without conceding a single bogey, while Coughlin delivered a 66 (-6) after her 67 (-5) opening round.

French players struggle to recover

Among the French players, Céline Boutier and Pauline Roussin-Bouchard are trying to recover after a difficult first round for Boutier and a par start for Roussin-Bouchard. Roussin-Bouchard delivered a score of 70 (-2), bringing her total to -2, but still lost five positions in the standings, occupying the 45th place.

Boutier shows strong rebound

Boutier made a good reaction after her difficult first round of 77 (+5), delivering an excellent 68 (-4), returning to +1 overall and climbing to the 67th place.

Weather conditions aid lower scores

The less windy conditions favored flag attacks and very low scores. The Spanish Julia Lopez Ramirez and the Australian Karis Davidson follow at -10. Davidson, who was the leader the previous day, delivered a 68 (-4).

Yoshida drops from the lead

The Japanese Yuri Yoshida, who shared the lead after the first round, drops to -9 after a 69.

Andrea Lee hits a hole in one

Andrea Lee carded a hole in one, earning a brand new BMW all-electric Mini Countryman.