World No. 1 Lydia Ko of New Zealand survived one of the 'craziest' rounds of her life in the second round of the HSBC Women's Champions at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore. - EPA
SINGAPORE (AFP) - A last-gasp birdie kept Park In-Bee on top at the HSBC Women’s Champions on Friday as world number one Lydia Ko fought through one of the “craziest” rounds of her life.
Park, demoted to second in the world by Ko, 17, was trailing Spain’s Carlota Ciganda by a stroke heading into the 18th but she holed her third birdie to retain the joint lead.
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