The 2023 Portland Classic is in its second leg. And Megan Khang, who tops the leaderboard with a total score of 18-under after the third round. Now, as it enters the last round of the event, the tensions build up even more. Besides, all the players are putting in their best efforts to bag the hefty winner’s payout at the Columbiana Edgewater Macan Course. 

Allisen Corpuz had an early departure from Oregon. Despite all the losses, she managed to bring pride to her homeland with a $2,200 donation for the needy. Let’s dive into the story to learn more!

Allisen Corpuz stands out as the pride of her native land

Allisen Corpuz is the rising LPGA star on the women’s golf circuit. And after her Pebble Beach win at the US Women’s Open, she has created a separate fan following for herself. Her stellar win with a total of 9-under par was a treat to the eyes to witness. 

But as far as her luck in the Portland Classic is concerned, the performance trajectory was on the downward side, and she couldn’t even make the cut after the first leg of the event. In the first round, she had plenty of bogeys, which eventually landed her at 73. In the following round, she made six successful birdies but also finished at 68. 

But despite losing a lot this week at the Portland Classic, the LPGA pro brought in a handsome amount for the needy. To celebrate her little achievement, she posted, “Less fun to have a weekend off but 1 eagle and 9 birdies for the week! $2,200 for Maui, and one week left for this birdie match. Thanks Portland for a good week, 🔜 Cincinnati”

Thus, the LPGA phenom brought $2,200 to the Maui people. And as a Hawaiian, she feels honored to have accomplished this.

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Now, as Sunday awaits the final triumph, let’s take a look at Megan Khang’s performance as well, who has been thriving on the leaderboard so far. 

Megan Khang’s performance in the Portland Classic so far

This star golfer has been showing off her excellent putting skills at the Portland Classic. As the tension builds up, she uses the secret mantra of watching Netflix shows in her leisure time to calm herself down. Let’s take a look at how her go-to routine has aided her in tackling the tournament pressure and managing her performance so far.  

In the opening round of the tournament, she had one eagle on the fifth hole and four birdies. Thus, finishing at 66 at the end of the round. Then in the next round, she had a bogey on the ninth hole and tied her score at 66 at the end of the round. Lastly, in the third round, she made seven birdies, and currently, she is at the top of the leaderboard. 

Who is your pick for the Portland Classic? Let us know in the comments below. 

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