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Sei Young Kim ripped through TPC Boston with a stunning 8-under 64 to seize the first-round lead at the FM Championship, leaving the world's best players chasing.
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Sei Young Kim has stormed to the top of the FM Championship leaderboard. Her opening-round 8-under 64 at TPC Boston was nothing short of ruthless.
The damage came on the back nine. A chip-in eagle and four birdies across a blistering six-hole stretch left the rest of the field scrambling.
Miyu Yamashita and Emily Kristine Pedersen sit just one shot back. Yamashita - fresh off a win in Edmonton - racked up an astonishing 10 birdies, yet a double bogey on the par-3 eighth kept her from the outright lead.
Somi Lee posted a solid 66. World number one Nelly Korda? A mediocre 72. Not the start she wanted.
The FM Championship boasts a $4.4 million purse - the richest non-major event on the LPGA Tour. All 10 of the world's top-ranked women are in the field, making Kim's dominant opening statement all the more significant.
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