Kim Arim is ranked 34th in the world...The only Korean player in the top 50 to rise

Kim Arim is ranked 34th in the world...The only Korean player in the top 50 to rise

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Kim Arim has risen to 34th place in the world.

In the Rolex Women's Golf World Rankings announced on Monday (Korea time), Kim Arim ranked 34th, up two notches from 36th last week. She is the only Korean female golfer who is ranked within the top 50. 먹튀검증

Kim was ranked 55th in the world ahead of the opening. However, she jumped to 35th by winning the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions in the opening game. She briefly dropped to 35th because she did not participate in the Founders Cup, but raised her world ranking to 34th along with Honda LPGA Thailand's joint sixth place.

This is Kim Arim's personal best world ranking.

World No. 1 to No. 8 remained unchanged. Nelly Korda of the U.S. topped the list, Gino Thitikul of Thailand ranked second, Lydia Ko of New Zealand ranked third, Yoo Hae-ran of New Zealand ranked seventh and Ko Jin-young of eighth. Honda LPGA Thailand champion Angel Yin of the U.S. jumped five notches to 12th.

Yang Hee-young dropped one spot to 13th place, while Yoon In-na, who couldn't compete in Honda LPGA Thailand, also fell from 22nd to 24th. Kim Hyo-joo fell to 29th place, Shin Ji-ae to 31st place, and Im Jin-hee to 32nd place. Kim Se-young then ranked 40th, Kim Su-ji 42nd, Lee Ye-won 43rd, Choi Hye-jin 44th, Park Ji-young 48th, and Park Hyun-kyung 49th.

Rookie Iwai Akie (Japan), who became the runner-up sensation in the Honda LPGA Thailand, jumped from 33rd to 25th.