Golfer Miranda Wang, with an outstanding performance, remains at the top of the FM Championship, leading by three strokes at the end of the second day at TPC Boston. The Chinese player demonstrated exceptional play, especially on the green, where she needed only 24 putts to complete the course. Wang, with an impressive 7-under par 65, benefited from playing only 18 holes, unlike other competitors who faced longer days due to storm interruptions. His performance culminated in a birdie on the 18th hole, securing the lead. In total, Wang has an impressive 18-under par 198.
Sei Young Kim and Rose Zhang, with rounds of 71 and 67 respectively, are three strokes behind the leader. Kim, who had led in the first part of the day, experienced difficulties in the second half, losing her lead in a few holes. Zhang, for his part, managed to stay in the contest after playing 32 holes in a single day. Wang’s consistency in the short game, including a 40-foot putt for birdie on the 14th hole, has been key to her performance. The golfer has maintained a streak of 27 consecutive holes without bogeys. Jeeno Thitikul and Andrea Lee are four strokes behind the leader. Nelly Korda, with a less outstanding performance, is nine strokes behind Wang. Wang, who is a rookie on the LPGA, will seek to maintain her streak on the tour, where so far, in 22 tournaments, there have been different winners.This is the place where all the players want to be, so it’s special to enter the final round as the sole leader. This is what we try to do every week, so I’m glad I did my job really well. I hope to keep doing what I did today.
Miranda Wang
