Annarin Leads Alone on Day 1 of LPGA's Final Game of 'Winner Prize of 5.6 Billion Won'

Annarin took the lead on the first day in the final tournament of the LPGA Tour season, the U.S. Women's Professional Golf, which cost $4 million in prize money and about 5.6 billion won in our money.

Annarin beat second place by one stroke in the first round of the CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Florida, with a perfect game of eight birdies without bogey.

With only the top 60 players in the point rankings until the last tournament, $4 million in prize money is at stake, and if Annarin wins, she may become the top prize winner, beating Nelly Korda, the current top prize winner.

Go Jin-young, Lee Mi-hyang, and Choi Hye-jin tied for 11th place with 4 under par.