
Taiwanese golf star Tsang Yani shot a 68 in the final round of the European Tour Aramco South Korea Championship, finishing tied for third place with a total score of 272.
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Yani Tseng represented Taiwan at the Nagoya Asian Games last week and won the bronze medal in the women's team.
"The Queen of Smiles" Tsang shot a 68 in the final round of the European Tour's Aramco South Korea Championship, finishing tied for third place with a total score of 272.
Yani Tsang ended her 11-year championship drought last year when she won the TLPGA Wistron Women's Open, which was co-certified by the European Tour and Taiwan Tour. She will continue to return to the PGA Tour this season and will also participate in European Tour events. She just represented Taiwan in the Nagoya Asian Games last week and teamed up with Xu Weiling and Qian Peiyun to win the bronze medal in the women's team. She is in pretty good shape.
After finishing the Asian Games, Tseng immediately flew to South Korea to compete. She shot 71 and 67 respectively in the first two rounds of the Aramco South Korea Championship this week. Especially in the third round, she shot 66 and rushed into second place. She was only 1 shot behind the leading Japanese female player Miyu Yamashita. Today she has the opportunity to challenge for her first overseas victory since the LPGA Kia Classic on March 22, 2012.
Zeng Yani scored a birdie as soon as she started playing today. She was once tied for first place with Yamashita Meimeng, and then made a birdie on the third hole. Unfortunately, she made her only bogey on the 5th hole and lost 1 stroke. However, Yamashita Meimeng had a birdie on that hole, leaving a two-stroke gap between the two. Although Nini scored 3 more birdies after the transition, Yamashita Mimeng performed even better. She caught 1 eagle and 7 birdies in total, and shot 63, taking back the championship with a total score of 266.
Today, Tsang Yani scored 5 birdies, suffered 1 bogey, and surrendered 68. She tied for third place with Hong Kong female player Ding Huizhong with a total score of 272.

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