Playing with a lead in the final round finally suited Haeran Ryu. Ryu has played with the 54-hole lead five times in her young career and this time converted with a dominant Sunday performance. She made six birdies and one eagle—and played bogey free—to win wire-to-wire in the inaugural Black Desert Championship with an eight-under 64 in Ivins,

Ryu Hae-ran climbed to No. 5 on the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings after clinching her first LPGA title of the 2025 season and third career trophy on Sunday at the Black Desert Championship in Ivins,

Haeran Ryu chipped in for eagle on the 72nd hole of the Chevron Championship, her first of the season. It foreshadowed things to come.