10 LPGA wins in 'parents' country, Lee jumps to No. 4 in world rankings

After winning her 10th career U.S. Women's Professional Golf (LPGA) Tour event in the country of her parents, Australian expatriate Minjee Lee has jumped to No. 4 in the world rankings.

In the Rolex Women's Golf World Rankings, released today (Sept. 24), Lee has 7.10 ranking points, up three spots from seventh place last week.

Lee won the LPGA Tour's "Asia Swing" BMW Ladies Championship at Seowon Valley in Paju City, South Korea, in a playoff with Korean-American Alison Lee.

The victory, her first in South Korea, was her 10th on the LPGA Tour.

Im Jin-hee (25, Ankang E&C), who won the Sangsangin-Korea Economic TV Open, a new event on the Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour, during the same period, jumped nine spots to No. 55 from No. 64 last week. 먹튀검증토토사이트 

With her third win on the KLPGA Tour this season, Im also broke her own career-high ranking.

Meanwhile, the world's top three remained unchanged. Lilia Boo (USA) retained her No. 1 ranking, while Yin Luning (CHN) and Jin Jin Ko (28-Solare) remained at No. 2 and No. 3.

Nellie Coda (USA) dropped two spots to No. 6 and Hyoju Kim (28-LOTTE) dropped one spot to No. 7. Lydia Goh (NZL), who dropped out of the top 10 last week, rejoined the top 10 in ninth place, up four spots, thanks to her third-place finish in the BMW Ladies' Championship.

She also jumped three spots to No. 4 in the world rankings. Lee's previous best ranking was No. 2, which she achieved in 2019 and 2022.

Allison Lee, who had to settle for runner-up in a playoff with Lee, jumped 25 spots to No. 41 in the world rankings.