Sei Young Kim's eagle on the 17th hole has given her a commanding four-stroke lead at the BMW Ladies Championship, as she heads into the final round with a 3-under 69 score. This comes after a blustery and cloudy day at Pine Beach Golf Links, where Kim finished with a three-round total of 19-under 197, despite a bogey on the 18th. Yealimi Noh and Nasa Hataoka are tied for second place, while American Brooke Matthews, who was trailing Kim by a stroke after the second round, has fallen six strokes behind and is now tied for fourth place after a 74 score. Defending champion Hannah Green is at 11-under, eight strokes behind Kim, and tied with fellow Australian Minjee Lee, who shot 71 on Saturday. Brooke Henderson, on the other hand, is nine strokes off the lead after a 71 score. This is the first of two consecutive LPGA tournaments in South Korea, with the International Crown team event scheduled for next week, followed by two more LPGA events in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Japan. But here's where it gets controversial... While Kim's eagle on the 17th hole was a highlight, some may argue that the tournament's format and scheduling could be improved to create more excitement and engagement for viewers. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
