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Sei Young Kim had the Rolex Rankings Move of the Week moving up two spots to No. 5 with her outstanding play and win at the JTBC Founders Cups. Kim tied Annika Sorenstam's all-time LPGA record with a four-day 27-under-par total with a final round 10-under 62 on Sunday to earn her first victory this season. J

“It’s a dream come true,” Kim said. “Today, I scored 10-under. It’s my best score ever, ever. I didn’t know [about Sorenstam’s record] until after last putt. But after I check the scorecard, I asked Paul, my caddie, I said, ‘Did I shoot 10 under?’ He said, ‘Yeah.” Oh my god, it’s amazing. Yeah, dream come true. So feel great.”

Other Notable Moves:

UL International Crown

With Kim's win in Phoenix, she jumped into the second spot for Team Korea
Team China has moved into the team rankings coming in at the seventh postion in the standings, bumping Australia to eighth and Sweden into a bubble spot.

2016 Olympics

The battle for the top spots for the Republic of Korea is tight. If the Olympics were played today four members would be playing for Team Korea: Inbee Park, Sei Young Kim, Ha Na Jang and Amy Yang.

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Rolex Rankings Move of the Week: Sei Young Kim

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