Lilia Bu, World Golf's New Queen...Starting from below 40th place to 1st place this year after year
Lilia Bu (USA), who won two major titles, ranked first in the world rankings for the first time in her life.
Boo rose five notches from last week (6th) to become the new world's No. 1 in the Rolex women's golf world rankings announced on the 15th. With a ranking score of 8.28, it easily surpassed second place Nelly Korda (7.81), third place Ko Jin-young (7.14), and fourth place Celine Butier (7.11).
Lilia Bu won three games of the season at the AIG Women's Open, the last major tournament of the season, and won two major titles, including the Chevron Championship (April), the first major tournament of the season. During the Chevron Championship, it was a big topic that my maternal grandfather was a "boat people" who escaped from communist Vietnam in the 1980s, but now he is drawing more attention for his golf skills. Outside the 40th place, she finally became the world golf queen for this season.
Lilia Bu became the 17th world No. 1 player in her career since 2006 when the world ranking began to be calculated. He is the fourth American after Christie Kerr, Stacey Lewis and Nelly Corda. 스포츠토토
Kim Hyo-joo, who tied for fourth place in the AIG Women's Open, remained in seventh place in the world. Shin, who finished third at the AIG Women's Open, jumped eight notches from last week's (25th) to 17th place, the highest among non-LPGA players.
Lee Ye-won, who won the KLPGA Tour Doosan Engineering & Construction Weve Championship last week, rose from 42nd to 39th.
