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Shi Hyun Kim dominates to win the fifth Dream Park Cup title
July 5, 2024 | by Amit Pandey of AmateurGolf.com

see also: Shi Hyun Kim, View results for Dream Park Cup, Dream Park Country Club

Yoo Min-hyeok (left) and Kim Si-hyeon (Korea Golf Association Photo)
Yoo Min-hyeok (left) and Kim Si-hyeon (Korea Golf Association Photo)

Kim improves upon her runner-up finish in Taiwan with a dominating win in Korea

Shi Hyun Kim shot 17-under 196 following her rounds of 67-62-67 to register a dominating six-shot win at the 5th Dream Park Amateur Cup Championship held at Dream Park Country Club in Incheon, South Korea.

Kim entered the final round with a two-stroke lead after a record-setting 9-under 62 in her second round, bringing her 36-hole total to 13-under.

In the final round, she delivered a flawless 4-under 67, extending her lead and securing a six-shot victory. Seun Lee, the closest contender, finished six strokes behind Kim with an impressive final round of 66, but it wasn’t enough to challenge for the title.

Kim is currently ranked No. 67 in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com Women's Rankings.

In 2024, Shihyun Kim participated in 10 ranked events, achieving four top-10 finishes. Notably, she was the runner-up at the Taiwan Amateur and placed fourth at the Queen Sirikit Cup in New Zealand before securing her first win of the season in Korea.

Defending champion Minsol Kim turned professional last week, rendering her ineligible for the tournament.

In the men’s category, Yoo Min-Hyeok triumphed over Seonghyeon An in a playoff to claim the title. Yu Min-Hyeok recorded rounds of 67-68-68, while Seonghyeon An posted scores of 67-65-71, leading to a tie at 13-under after 54 holes and necessitating a playoff.

Results: Dream Park Cup
PlacePlayerLocationPtsScores
1, Korea50067-62-67=196
2, Korea40065-66-71=202
3, Korea30067-68-69=204
T4, Korea30066-70-69=205
T4, Korea30065-70-70=205

View full results for Dream Park Cup

About the Dream Park Cup

54 hole stroke play championship open to female players of all ages, with a cut after 36 holes.

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