Golf, LPGA, Brunei Open

19.03.2018

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South Korean golfer Hong Ran competes in the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_09
South Korean golfer Hong Ran poses with her trophy after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_01
South Korean golfer Hong Ran poses with her trophy after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_02
South Korean golfer Hong Ran poses with her trophy after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_03
South Korean golfer Hong Ran poses with her trophy after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_04
South Korean golfer Hong Ran, right, poses with her trophy after winning the 2018 Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_05
South Korean golfer Hong Ran competes in the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_06
South Korean golfer Hong Ran competes in the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_07
South Korean golfer Hong Ran competes in the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_08
South Korean golfer Hong Ran competes in the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_10
South Korean golfer Hong Ran competes in the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_11
South Korean golfer Hong Ran celebrates after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_12
South Korean golfer Hong Ran celebrates after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_13
Bilder des Tages - SPORT South Korean golfer Hong Ran celebrates after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_14
South Korean golfer Hong Ran celebrates after winning the Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 CLPGA Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong Ran earned her first victory since 2010 on Monday (19 March 2018) when the South Korean golfer won the inaugural Brunei Ladies Open title after going wire-to-wire for a five stroke win. The 31-year-old closed with a bogey-free round of seven-under 64, the same score she posted in the opening round, to finish on 18-under par for the tournament. Her fourth career win was worth KRW140 million (US$130,774). Hong s compatriots Choi Ka-ram (64), Ji Han-sol (66) Han Jin-seon (68) and Jang Eun-soo (68) were equal runners-up at the Empire Hotel and Country Club course. The KRW700 million tournament was sanctioned by the China LPGA Golf Damen Tour, the Brunei Darussalam Golf Association and the LPGA of South Korea Tour (KLPGA). Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_15

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South Korean golfer Hong Ran, right, poses with her trophy after winning the 2018 Brunei Ladies Open golf tournament during the 2018 China LPGA Golf Damen Tour in Brunei, 19 March 2018. Hong goes wire-to-wire for Brunei win pbu771107_05