Will Kim A-rim and Yoon-na, the 'long-handed sisters', turn the tables by 5 strokes…Blue Bay 3R tied for 11th place

Will Kim A-rim and Yoon-na, the 'long-handed sisters', turn the tables by 5 strokes…Blue Bay 3R tied for 11th place

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Long hit sisters' challenge to win.

In the third round of the Blue Bay LPGA (total prize money of $2.5 million) held at the Jian Lake Blue Bay Golf Course (par 72) in Hainan, China on the 8th, Kim Arim tied six birdies and one bogey to make a 5-under 67.

Kim, who finished with a 4-under 212 overall, tied for 11th. She was disappointed with a 77 in the second round, but managed to make up for it on Moving Day.

Kim's sense of play, which had been shaky on the previous day, quickly hit zero. On the day, Kim posted a fairway seating rate of 71.43 percent and a green hitting rate of 83.33 percent. The number of putts was somewhat higher, with 30.

However, he is slightly different from the first-runner Takeda Rio of Japan. He aims to win the title by a five-par margin in the final round.

Rookie long hitter Yoon In-na also tied for 11th with a median total of 4 under par. Yoon In-na also lost one shot in the second round, but managed to boost her ranking by reducing the number of pars in the third round.

Yuna saved two pars by combining six birdies and four bogeys, including a long birdie putt at Hole 4 (par 3). The play has ups and downs. Yuna posted a fairway seating rate of 57.14 percent, a green accuracy rate of 66.67 percent, and 27 putts. 토토사이트

Meanwhile, Lee Mi-hyang cut three shots on the day to tie for ninth with a 5-under 211 overall, the highest among Korean players. Lee tied for 20th with a 2-under 214 and Lee Jin-hee tied for 23rd with a 1-under 215. Jeon Ji-won tied for 31st with a 1-over par.