Bang Shin-sil, the surprise star of the Korean Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour, jumped 123 spots to No. 110 from No. 233 last week in the Rolex Women’s Golf Rankings, released on Tuesday.

The rookie won her first career title at the E1 Charity Open, which concluded on Sept. 28 at Seongmunan Country Club in Wonju, Gangwon Province, earning 19 points for her victory to reach the top of the rankings. The tournament had a field level of 187.25 and featured top players on the U.S. Tour, including So Yeon Yoo and Hye Jin Choi.

Bang has made rapid progress this year, starting at No. 740 and finishing tied for third at the NH Investment & Securities Ladies. She has also played in the secondary Dream Tour in six events, but with the win, she will focus on the primary tour.

Meanwhile, Ko, who did not compete in the Bank of Hope (BOH) Match Play on the U.S. Women’s Professional Golf (LPGA) Tour last week, retained her No. 1 ranking for the second straight week. Nelly Koda (USA), Lydia Ko (NZL), Lilia Boo (USA), and Minjee Lee (AUS) remained at No. 2-5. In South Korea, Kim Hyo-ju is No. 10, Jeon In-ji is No. 12 and Choi Hye-jin is No. 24, while Park Min-ji is the highest-ranked player on the KLPGA Tour at No. 28.

Fazari Annanarukarn (THA), who won her second career BOH Match Play title, earned 28 victory points to move up 32 spots from 97th to 65th. With no major ranked players competing, the field level reached 357.75 points.메이저사이트

At the Japan Ladies Professional Golf (JLPGA) Tour Resort Trust Ladies in Japan, Miyu Yamashita earned 19 victory points for her third win of the season and moved up two spots to 19th.

The field level for this event was 179.25 points. Miyu has moved into a commanding lead in all point standings, including the Grand Prix of the Year and prize money. Shin Ji-ae, who finished eighth in the event, moved up three spots to 44th. Shin, the highest-ranked Korean player in Japan, has one win in her opening event of the year.