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    Chisato Iwai wins in Mexico by six shots for 1st LPGA title

    The Sports Pulse NewsBy The Sports Pulse NewsMay 25, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Could 25, 2025, 03:57 PM ET

    PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico — Chisato Iwai took a match up for grabs and turned it into her personal spotlight present Sunday, making 5 birdies in her opening six holes for a 6-under 66 and a six-shot victory within the Mexico Riviera Maya Open for her first LPGA title.

    Iwai led from the opening gap at El Camaleon when she made birdie and Jenny Bae made bogey, and the 22-year-old from Japan was on her means.

    “My psychological is so calm — calm day by day, each time,” Iwai stated.

    Chisato Iwai earned $375,000 for successful her first LPGA title Sunday. Christian Petersen/Getty Pictures

    She ran off 4 straight birdies, poured in each putt that mattered after which cruised residence to turn into the third LPGA rookie to win this season.

    Iwai, whose twin sister Akie Iwai has been runner-up twice this yr, completed at 12-under 276.

    Bae had a one-shot lead going into the ultimate spherical at Mayakoba, and the ten gamers behind her additionally had by no means skilled successful on the LPGA Tour.

    It did not take lengthy for Iwai, who had eight wins on the Japan LPGA earlier than getting her LPGA card, to show this right into a rout.

    She hit wedge to 4 ft on the third gap for birdie. She rolled in a 7-foot birdie putt on the fourth. Her method to the par-5 fifth was proper of the inexperienced, near the water, and he or she calmly chipped that to 2 ft for a 3rd straight birdie. Iwai completed the massive birdie run with a 15-foot putt on No. 6.

    Bae bogeyed the opening two holes and by no means caught up. She steadied herself on the again 9 to salvage a 73 and a runner-up end.

    “It simply tells me that I’ve a protracted methods to go but in addition I am additionally getting there, too,” Bae stated. “So I am completely satisfied. I positively know what I must work on for the week off for me. Hopefully I am going to be capable of rating higher on the subsequent match.”

    The six-shot victory for Iwai matched the biggest margin this yr. Rio Takeda of Japan additionally gained by six on the Blue Bay LPGA in China.

    Iwai took off early and it appeared as if everybody merely cleared out of her means. Gabriela Ruffels, who birdied 5 of her final six holes on Saturday to get inside two pictures of the lead, made just one birdie in her spherical of 76.

    Miranda Wang, who stayed within the sport with clutch par putts down the stretch within the third spherical, closed with a 76 with out making a birdie. Yahui Zhang made bogey on six of her final seven holes for a 78.

    Iwai gained $375,000 for her first title. It is the primary time in 10 years the LPGA has had three rookies win earlier than the top of Could.

    The LPGA returned to Mexico for the primary time since 2017 and did not appeal to a powerful area with the U.S. Ladies’s Open subsequent week at Erin Hills in Wisconsin. Charley Hull at No. 15 was the highest-ranked participant within the area. She did not break 70 all week and tied for thirty second.



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