Kobori Leads at Australian PGA as Min Woo Lee and Penge Chase
New Zealand golfer Kazuma Kobori delivered an impressive round of eight-under-par 63 on Friday to take a one-shot lead at the Australian PGA Championship. His superb performance placed him ahead of several notable competitors at the Royal Queensland Golf Club.
Kobori, 22, displayed composure and precision throughout the round, building on his strong 2024 season. He now finds himself firmly in contention heading into the weekend rounds.
Trailing closely are Min Woo Lee, one of Australia's top players, and Marco Penge, a recent breakout talent on the DP World Tour. Both golfers remain within striking distance, keeping pressure on the young New Zealander as the tournament unfolds.
The Australian PGA Championship continues to showcase rising talent alongside established names, setting up an exciting finish.
"It was just one of those days where everything clicked," Kobori said after his round. "I stayed patient and trusted my approach."
Key Highlights
- Kazuma Kobori leads with an eight-under-par 63.
- Min Woo Lee and Marco Penge remain close behind.
- The tournament continues at Royal Queensland Golf Club.
"This course rewards precision, and today was my day," Kobori added.
Kobori’s consistency and calm demeanor will be tested over the weekend as he fights to secure his first major professional title on Australian soil.
Author’s Summary
Kazuma Kobori holds a one-stroke lead at the Australian PGA after a stellar 63, with Min Woo Lee and Marco Penge close behind, setting up a tense weekend finish.
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