LEE MI-HYANG WINS MIZUNO CLASSIC

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Lee Mi-Hyang claimed her first ever LPGA title by winning the Mizuno Classic tournament after a three-way play-off at Kintetsu Kashikojima Country Club in Japan on Sunday. The South Koreans who turned professional in year 2011 sank a birdie putt at fifth hole in the play off match to earn a victory after her compatriot Lee IlHee and Kotono Kozuma only had to settle for a par putt to stay behind for second.

The three players finish tied with 11 under 205 in the final round while nine other players shared the 4th place with just a stroke behind 10 under 206. Mi-Hyang bagged USD$180,000-00 of winning prize and the South Korean become the 7th player to win the LPGA title for the first time in 2014 season.

Mizuno Classic (Final)
1. Lee Mi-Hyang                       205  -11*
T2. Kotono Kazuma                    205  -11
T2. Lee IlHee                             205  -11
T4. Jessica Korda                      206  -10
T4. Morgan Pressel                    206  -10
T4. Chella Choi                         206  -10
T4. Ayoko Uehara                      206  -10
T4. Karrie Webb                        206  -10
T4. Na-Ri Lee                            206  -10
T4. Laura Davies                        206  -10
T4. Saiki Fujita                          206  -10
T4. Sakura Yokomine                 206  -10

Photo by: Fadzil Hisham | Tigers Super Sports

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