Chun In-gee walked away with another runner-up finish at the Kingsmill Championship in Virginia on Sunday, but her solid performance overall has given her some confidence ahead of the U.S. Women’s Open next week. The 23-year-old Korean golfer started the final day as the sole leader, but she failed to maintain it, finishing the round three under par with a score of 69 and forcing the tournament into a playoff round. On the first hole, she faced Nasa Hataoka of Japan and Ariya Jutanugarn of Thailand. Chun made par and was quickly eliminated after Hataoka and Jutanugarn made birdies, leaving them to fight for the title. In the end, Jutanugarn came out on top with a birdie on the second playoff hole. Chun finished tied for second with Hataoka. It was Chun’s second straight runner-up finish at Kingsmill. Although she has not won a tournament in almost two years, her close finish was a confidence booster ahead of the second major tournament of the season.