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Chandler, Ariz.-Hyo Joo Kim gathered from Sunday with four shots with 8-Dod 64 to force the playoffs and beat the lilies on the first next hole with the 6-Naho Birdie Putt in the Ford Championship.
Kim won the seventh time at LPGA and emerged from a long and wild day in a desert at the Whirlwind Golf Club with 10 birds in 19 holes she played.
Vu hit the beautiful shot of the bunker on 17. Par-5 to build a short birdie to give Kim. Her approach to 18. Bounded through a solid green, cut off to 7 feet and confiscated par Putt for 68 to send the tournament to other openings.
Vu missed Birdie Putt from about 15 feet and set Kim for victory.
“The feeling was great today and I just thought of one hole at once, one birdie at once,” Kim said through her interpreter.
Vu, who started with a two-rake over Charley Hull, rolled in a short bird on a par-5 12 and created a four-way tie for leading with Kim, Allisen Corpuz and Jeena Thitikul.
Corpuz made two birdies on his back nine, sometimes he gave her a share of leadership. She closed the 65th and finished third. Thitikul accused himself of claiming with three straight birds just to settle for six final pars for 66 to end the fourth.
“If it went on the front of nine. I couldn’t get a couple to fall on my back, but overall proud for a week,” Corpuz said.
Kim, 29 -year -old South Korean, who has 23 titles on the four main tours of the female golf, confiscated control with 31 on the front nine, followed by two birdies at the beginning of nine. And then she left them all back to the tournament by hitting the 12. Green and formed bogey on par 5.
But she bounced back with the 18-Naha-Birdie Putt on the 16th to break out of a four-way tie, and she wandered two for birdies to Par-5 17 to regain the lead.
In the Play -off, it was at best, especially with a combination of wind and bouncy greenery, which made it difficult to find out where to land the shots on the green. Kim’s approach in the play -off was perfectly introduced.
They ended up on 22-under 266. Kim won $ 337,500 and sent her over $ 10 million for her LPGA Tour career.
Hull could not get putt to decline in the final group and had to settle for 71 and finish five shots in a row. On Saturday he defends the Nelly Korda champion and shot 69 on Sunday to end up in a tie at 22 ..
LPGA next week is 300 miles north for the T-Mobile match on Shadow Creek north of Las Vegas.
