Charley Hull defied the windy conditions to become God-free start and get in the HSBC connectivity in the World HSBC World Championship in Singapore.
The English was on her opening in her place 69 to sit in second place in another place at the Sentos Golf Club, as Lim Kim set up early Tempo after cardboard four to 68.
Hull could not use any of the four parcytes, but the carded birds in the third, 10. and 14. years to move to another place after the opening day, when only 13 of the 66 players ended under a couple.
Charley Hull was shot early lead in Singapore
“I just felt like I played pretty solid,” Hull said after her circle. “You have to judge your courtyards very well. Greens are solid, so you accept the distance to 30 meters from the needle.”
Kim brought five birds with badges in a par or five. To surpass the leader in front of the hull, while the Australian Prime Minister Menje Lee and Chinese Running Yin-eating among the four players group.
“It was a little up and down,” Lee said. “I started with a bird, but I just hit a few loose discs here and there. Put myself in positions I really didn’t want to be inside, but somehow cleared up and down.”
Hie-Jin Choi and Gabi Lopez are also in two parts of the water, with the world no. 2 Jeena thiticul and world no. 3 Lidija Ko – Two Top Players in the field – Both start weeks with one under 71.
Frever World Art. 1 Jin-Young who – chases the third victory at the event – opened with 73, while Ireland Leona Maguire and Defender Champion and Hannah Green Both.
Nelly Cords and Rose Zhang are the only players on the world top. 15 Not in the Singapore action, which is another event in three-week Asian swing to the spring Tour.
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