Lim Jin-hee, 'Challenging to win the most wins'

 Lim Jin-hee (25, Angang Construction), who is challenging for the Korea Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour's single most wins title, ranked second on the first day of the SK Shielders/SK Telecom Championship (total prize money of 1 billion won), the final match of the season.

On the first day of the tournament held at Raviebel Country Club (par 72) in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do on the 10th, Lim Jin-hee recorded 5 under par 67, making 5 birdies and no bogeys.

As a result, Jinhee Lim was in second place, one stroke behind Lee Da-yeon (26, Mediheal), who took the lead with 6 under par and 66 strokes.

Jinhee Lim aims to become the sole winner of multiple wins by winning this tournament. Jinhee Lim, who achieved her third win this season, is currently tied for first place in the most wins category with Yewon Lee (20‧KB Financial Group) and Jiyoung Park (27‧Korea Land Trust).

Jinhee Lim, who started the game from the 1st hole, increased her momentum by successfully making 3 consecutive birdies starting from the 4th hole (par 3). Afterwards, Jinhee Lim, who also reduced her score by one stroke on the 11th hole (par 5), also recorded her birdie on the 17th hole (par 3), finishing in sole second place for her.

Lim Jin-hee said, "I am really satisfied with my stable play until the end. I am greedy for the win. I think it would be better to continue my performance the first day. I am weak to the cold, so I will reduce the number of strokes before the weather gets colder."

Lee Da-yeon, who recorded her second win this season, showed off her exquisite shots and made people look forward to her victory. While there were only four players who recorded under par on this day, Lee Da-yeon showed remarkable concentration by catching six birdies without making any bogeys.

If Da-yeon Lee maintains her leading position until the end, she can finish the season tied for first place in the number of wins along with Jin-hee Lim, Ye-won Lee, and Ji-young Park.

Park Seong-hyun (30, Solaire), who is active in the LPGA Tour, recorded 1 over par 73 and was tied for 11th place with Park Ji-young and Park Hyun-kyung (23, Korea Land Trust).

Lee Ye-won, who had already confirmed the prize money winner and the grand prize winner, recorded two birdies, three bogeys, and a triple bogey, finishing tied for 32nd with a 4-over-par score of 76. Through this tournament, Yewon Lee will challenge for her 11th Triple Crown on the KLPGA Tour along with her average stroke award.

Bo-mi Lee (35), who announced her retirement from the Japan Ladies Professional Golf (JLPGA) Tour, tied for 53rd place with 6 over par.

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