<Men's Golf> Chang Yubin wins playoff to claim second victory of the season... First player to surpass 1 billion won in prize money on the KPGA Tour

22-year-old Jang Yubin won her second victory of the season on the KPGA (Korea Professional Golf Association) Tour, putting her in a strong position to win multiple titles, including the top prize, money leader and fewest strokes winner.
He won 200 million won (approximately 22 million yen) in prize money, taking the number one spot on the prize money rankings for this season and overtaking Kim Min-Gyu, who is currently competing for the prize money title, to become the first player on the KPGA Tour to win 1 billion won in prize money.
On the 13th, the BAEK SONG Holdings-ASIAD COUNTRY CLUB in Gijang-gun, Busan held
On the final day of the CC Busan Open, Jang Yubin defeated Jang Hee-min, who was also born in 2002, in a close match that went into a playoff.
Jang Yubin and Jang Heemin finished at 9 under par and had to go into a playoff at the 18th hole.
After Jang Hee-min missed her birdie putt, Jang Yubin made a 6-meter birdie putt to take the lead from the wire, who had been leading the tournament.
Zhang Yubin said, "It was unfortunate that I lost in the playoff in the tournament in June, but I'm happy that I was able to show my star quality in the playoff this time."
"Before this tournament, I told my caddie that I wanted to win wire-to-wire, and it really happened. I've always wanted to show it in a playoff.
"I'm happy and it means a lot to me that I was able to make such a good play. I think this tournament will be remembered for a long time," said Ok Tae-hoon (26) after hitting a 5-iron into the 13th hole of the final round.
The shot rolled straight into the hole and recorded a hole in one. This was Ok Tae's second hole in one of the season, following his hole in one at the KPGA Gunsan CC Open in July.
Hun's fifth hole-in-one extended his career record for most holes-in-ones on the KPGA Tour.