Esther Henseleit, left, focuses on the target as she prepares to hit a shot. Su Oh hits a drive during the first round.
PATTAYA: The Honda LPGA Thailand 2022 Championship got off to a blistering start with three players tied for the lead on 63 at Siam Country Club yesterday.
Australian Su Oh, Nasa Hataoka of Japan and German Esther Henseleit all shot nine-under-par rounds, which gave them a one-stroke cushion over China’s Lin Xiyu, on an opening day when the big names generally struggled.
Oh, the 25-year-old South Korea-born Australian, was bogey-free in her 63 which had five birdies on the back nine and four on the front.
“That’s a great way to start a tournament — it was…
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