Yesterday's eagle-hole-in-one, today's 7 birdies... Yoo Hyeon-jo, tied for first place in final round 2

Hyunjo Yoo, who won the grand prize and average stroke title at the Korea Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) tour last season, is approaching victory in the final match of the 2026 season.

Yoo Hyun-jo jumped to the joint lead in the second round of the Daebo House D Championship (total prize money of 1.2 billion won), the final match of the KLPGA Tour, held at the Seowon Hills West/South Course (par 72, 6,649 yards) in Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do on the 7th.

He recorded 7 under par 65 strokes with no bogeys and only 7 birdies, and was ranked highest on the leaderboard along with Seo Jin-jin with a total of 10 under par 134 strokes in the second round.

Yoo Hyeon-jo aims for his 3rd win of the season and 5th personal win in the final round on the 8th.

Yoo Hyeon-jo, who showed off his sharp shooting sense by recording an eagle and a hole-in-one in a row in the first round of the previous day's competition, continued his sharp shots in today's match.

He hit the second shot right next to the hole in the 2nd hole (par 4), 4th hole (par 3), and 6th hole (par 4) and caught a stepping stone birdie.

Yoo Hyeon-jo, who reduced 3 strokes in the first half, had his second shot in the bunker at the 11th hole (par 5), but hit the ball 1.2m in front of the hole with a fantastic bunker shot and recorded his fourth birdie.

Yoo Hyeon-jo, who made consecutive birdies at the 12th hole (par 4), continued his upward trend by recording consecutive birdies again at the 15th hole (par 5) and 16th hole (par 3).

Yoo Hyeon-jo performed well in the second half of the game, including recording an eagle on the 13th hole (par 4) and a hole-in-one on the 14th hole (par 3) the previous day, and took first place with a steady shot on this day as well.

On this day, Seo Jin-jin continued to tie for first place with 6 under par, 66 strokes, with 7 birdies and 1 bogey.

Ye-won Lee, who won her second win of the season at the S-Oil Championship last week, reduced 7 strokes on this day and took sole 3rd place with 9 under par 135 strokes.

Kim Min-sol and Seo Kyo-rim, who compete for the position of the strongest, are far from the championship.

Kim Min-sol, who won three times this season, hit a 3-under-par 69 with 4 birdies and 1 bogey on the day, and tied for 16th place with a total of 3-under-par 141 in the second round.

Seo Gyo-rim, a rival of the same age group with 4 wins of the season, had 6 birdies, but committed 3 bogeys and 1 double bogey, recording 1 under par 71 strokes, and tied for 28th place with a total of 1 under par 143 strokes for the second round.

Min-sol Kim ranks first in prize money (KRW 1,601,819,428) and second in grand prize points (525 points), while Gyo-rim Seo ranks second in prize money (KRW 1,413,216,000) and first in grand prize points (563 points).