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Honda LPGA Thailand R2

Honda LPGA Thailand R2

Hataoka & Oh sill tied at the top

LPGA Thailand 2022 R2 - Hataoka & Oh sill tied at the top

March 10-13
Siam Country Club, Pattaya Old Course, Chonburi, Thailand
$1,600,000
Round 1, Round 3, Round 4

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes

Overnight co-leaders Nasa Hataoka of Japan and Australian Su Oh continued their bogey-free play at the Honda LPGA Thailand with matching 65s on the Old Course.

They maintained their spots atop the leaderboard at 16-under, tying the tournament’s 36-hole scoring record of 128 set by Jessica Korda in 2018 and matched by Patty Tavatanakit in 2021.

“Today’s tee shot, a little bit right and left couple holes, but good second shot from the rough to get to the green,” said said Hataoka after seting a 36-hole personal best.

 

Oh also shattered her personal best 36-hole mark of 132 that she had shot twice in 2021 when she tapped-in eagle on the final hole. She will co-lead into the weekend for the first time in her LPGA Tour career.

“My ball striking wasn’t like, the impact wasn’t very good today. I was just kind of scrambling really well out there,” said Oh. “I was like, come on, you want to hit some good shots before going into tomorrow. Such a long day, so I don’t think I would want to hit balls after.”

France’s Celine Boutier, who is of Thai descent with family in the gallery, and Denmark’s Nanna Koerstz Madsen are tied for third at 15-under. China’s Xiyu Lin rounds out the top five at 14-under, with American Jennifer Kupcho and Canada’s Brooke Henderson tied for sixth at 12-under.

Defending champion Ariya Jutanugarn bounced back from a first-round 74 with a 4-under 66 and enters the weekend tied for 48th at 4-under overall, 12 strokes off the lead.

Play was suspended at 2:05 p.m. due to lightning in the area and resumed at 3:47 p.m. All players finished their rounds.

 

 

Pos. Player To Par Scores Total
T1 Nasa Hataoka -16 63-65 128
T1 Su Oh -16 63-65 128
T3 Celine Boutier -15 65-64 129
T3 Nanna Koerstz Madsen -15 65-64 129
5 Xiyu Janet Lin -14 64-66 130
T6 Jennifer Kupcho -12 65-67 132
T6 Brooke M. Henderson -12 65-67 132
T8 Minjee Lee -11 69-64 133
T8 Carlota Ciganda -11 66-67 133
T8 Alison Lee -11 65-68 133
T11 Hyo Joo Kim -10 69-65 134
T11 Gaby Lopez -10 68-66 134
T11 Jeongeun Lee6 -10 66-68 134
T11 Esther Henseleit -10 63-71 134
T15 Jaravee Boonchant -9 70-65 135
T15 Hannah Green -9 70-65 135
T15 So Yeon Ryu -9 69-66 135
T15 Hinako Shibuno -9 67-68 135
T15 Min Lee -9 67-68 135
T15 Danielle Kang -9 66-69 135
T15 Amy Yang -9 66-69 135
T22 Leona Maguire -8 70-66 136
T22 Megan Khang -8 69-67 136
T22 Jeongeun Lee5 -8 68-68 136
T22 A Lim Kim -8 67-69 136
T22 Lucy Li -8 67-69 136
T22 Yu Liu -8 66-70 136
T22 Lizette Salas -8 66-70 136
T22 Lindsey Weaver-Wright -8 65-71 136
T30 Patty Tavatanakit -7 71-66 137
T30 Atthaya Thitikul -7 70-67 137
T30 Emily Kristine Pedersen -7 70-67 137
T30 Sarah Schmelzel -7 68-69 137
T30 In Gee Chun -7 68-69 137
T30 Madelene Sagstrom -7 68-69 137
T30 Stacy Lewis -7 67-70 137
T37 Marina Alex -6 71-67 138
T37 Moriya Jutanugarn -6 70-68 138
T37 Matilda Castren -6 70-68 138
T37 Emma Talley -6 69-69 138
T37 Kaitlyn Papp -6 68-70 138
T37 Yuka Saso -6 68-70 138
T43 Angel Yin -5 71-68 139
T43 Rina Tatematsu (a) -5 69-70 139
T43 Wei-Ling Hsu -5 69-70 139
T43 Pajaree Anannarukarn -5 68-71 139
T43 Brittany Altomare -5 68-71 139
T48 Ariya Jutanugarn -4 74-66 140
T48 Yealimi Noh -4 71-69 140
T48 Jennifer Song -4 69-71 140
T48 Perrine Delacour -4 67-73 140
T52 Jasmine Suwannapura -2 73-69 142
T52 Na Yeon Choi -2 73-69 142
T52 Chella Choi -2 71-71 142
T52 Mel Reid -2 71-71 142
T52 Aditi Ashok -2 70-72 142
T52 Caroline Masson -2 68-74 142
T58 Chanettee Wannasaen -1 73-70 143
T58 Giulia Molinaro -1 71-72 143
T60 Jaye Marie Green Par 74-70 144
T60 Mina Harigae Par 68-76 144
T62 Jenny Coleman +2 73-73 146
T62 Prima Thammaraks +2 71-75 146
T62 Albane Valenzuela +2 71-75 146
65 Ashleigh Buhai +3 77-70 147
66 Wichanee Meechai +5 75-74 149
  Sarah Kemp WD 80  

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Updated: October 2, 2026