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INCHEON (AP) -- Yani Tseng lived up to her top-ranked billing by shooting a seven-under 65 on Friday, taking the lead after the first round of the LPGA Hana Bank Championship.
The world No. 1 had ten birdies and three bogeys to take a one-stroke advantage over Chella Choi, who capitalized on early mild conditions at Sky 72 Golf Club to set the early pace at six-under.
Two-time defending champion Choi Na-yeon was in a tie for third place along with Sandra Gal of Germany at five-under.
American Paula Creamer and Swede Sophie Gustafson were part of a group of six players in a tie for fifth place at 4-under par, along with Koreans Lee Mee-na, Hee Young Park, Kang Ji-min and Kim Mi-hyun.
The world No. 1 had ten birdies and three bogeys to take a one-stroke advantage over Chella Choi, who capitalized on early mild conditions at Sky 72 Golf Club to set the early pace at six-under.
Two-time defending champion Choi Na-yeon was in a tie for third place along with Sandra Gal of Germany at five-under.
American Paula Creamer and Swede Sophie Gustafson were part of a group of six players in a tie for fifth place at 4-under par, along with Koreans Lee Mee-na, Hee Young Park, Kang Ji-min and Kim Mi-hyun.
