Flawless Play by Kim Min-sun Secures KLPGA Nexen·Saintnine Masters 'No Bogey' Victory

Golfer Kim Min-sun showcased a masterclass in precision and consistency, clinching the KLPGA Nexen·Saintnine Masters title with an exceptional 'no bogey' streak across all three rounds. Her remarkable performance, culminating in a final round 3-under-par 69, saw her finish at 16-under-par 200, holding off a strong challenge from Jeon Ye-seung by a single stroke.

This victory marks Kim's second career win on the KLPGA tour and comes with a significant prize of 180 million won. Reflecting on her achievement, Kim expressed her delight, stating, "I was nervous ahead of next week's title defense (at the Duckshin EPC Championship), but I'm happy to have achieved a good result." She further articulated her ambition for the season, adding, "Last season, I won once early on, but with this win in April, I aim for multiple victories and will play hard."

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I was nervous ahead of next week's title defense (at the Duckshin EPC Championship), but I'm happy to have achieved a good result.

Meanwhile, Jeon Ye-seung, who led for much of the tournament, narrowly missed out on the championship title, ending in second place for the second consecutive week. Despite the disappointment, Jeon's consistent high finishes propelled her to the top of the cumulative prize money rankings, earning 110 million won for this event alone. Her performance underscores her strong form this season, positioning her as a consistent contender.

Other notable performances included Kim Min-sol, who tied for third place alongside Jung Yun-ji, Kim Min-ju, and Kim Min-byeol. Defending champion Bang Shin-sil finished in a tie for 12th place with Park Hyun-kyung. The tournament, held at Gaya CC, provided a thrilling display of professional golf, highlighting the competitive spirit and emerging talents within the KLPGA.

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Last season, I won once early on, but with this win in April, I aim for multiple victories and will play hard.