LPGA TOUR: Jeeno Thitikul Cruises to Mizuho America opens victory while Nelly Corda fades to fifth | Golf news

Jeeno Thaitikul continued to bridge the gap over Nelly Corda at the top of the world rankings by completing a wonderful victory with four shots in the LPGA Tour.

Thyetkol got three less than 69 in the last day in Liberty National to finish the week in 17 below, with three birds in a final round of its ghost that pulled her from the nearest Celine Botier competitor.

Andrea Lee participated in third place with Carlota Seganda in Spain, while Corda – the defender’s hero – was in the competition but returned to fifth with Yilde Noah and Stephanie Kiriako after 73 years.

Thaitikul is the first of the year in the LPGA round and tracks success in the European Women’s round earlier this season at PIF Saudi Ladies International, raising its last victory over the top of the CME Globe race.

“I know that a lot of Potts did not fall into the foreground, but I am trying to do my best.” “I was just trying to say to myself,” Be patient, he is coming, he is coming. “This is so much what I said to myself today.”

Kurda, who was looking for her first victory in 2025, was in a shot from Thaitikul until she found the danger off the ninth starting point on her way to a ghost. The No. 1 world failed to find another bird on its back nine, as it dropped two shots on its last four holes.

Potier threatened the lead until she got the ghost of three feet from 10 feet on the fifteenth, as she produced a wonderful Thighkol up and down from the sand to save the foot of equality, as she dropped the three French from the forefront.

Thyetkol rushed equally from eight feet at the sixteenth, as Botier missed the bird’s effort from a similar distance, before a 10 -footed bird closed the next and equal in the last impressive victory.

Boutier mixed three birds with many ghosts at the 72nd level, the result that Andrea Lee matches, while Corda – which started the week three years in a row – ended six strikes from the pace.

What next?

The LPGA tour takes a week before heading to Mexico to Mexico Riviera Maya Open in Mayakoba, starting from May 22, before the United States Women’s Championships are held at Erin Hills the following week. Get Sky Sports or Police with now.