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Ai Suzuki and Momoko Ueda each carded a 7-under-par 65 in their home country on Thursday to share the first-round lead at the mahong toto (https://heylink.me/mahongtotoo/) Japan Classic in Shiga, Japan.<br> Defending champion Ayaka Furue carded a 29 on the front nine and finished with a 6-under 66 to join fellow Japanese golfer Sakura Koiwai in third place at the Seta Golf Club.<br> Japan's Miyu Yamashita rests two strokes off the pace in fifth place.<br> Suzuki, who won the event in 2019, recorded seven birdies -- with four coming on holes Nos.



4-9 -- to highlight her bogey-free round.<br> "My shots were not consistent in the first four holes then I made a little adjustment in my swing," Suzuki said. "After that my shots are getting better and never miss the fairway. Shots are good and putting are also well. So, I feel like I could go to -10 today."<br> Ueda, who won the event in both 2007 and 2011, registered birdies spanning holes Nos.

1-2, 7 and 10-14.<br> "It is just a good first round. I do not think about it very much at this moment. I just want to focus on each day from tomorrow as well," Ueda said. "I changed shaft for driver and also putter. I normally do not change my putter pretty often but it works very well this week."<br> Furue started fast out of the blocks before she hit the 10th hole.<br> "I played very aggressively until the 10th hole. But I missed the green on the 11th hole and made a bogey. Since then I could not play aggressively today," Furue said.


"I hope to play well for the next three days as a Japanese player."<br> Japan's Kana Nagai, Kotone Hori and Ayaka Watanabe and China's Yuting Shi reside in a four-way tie for sixth place at 4-under 68.<br> South Korea's Jeongeun Lee6 is part an eight-player tie for 10th place at 3-under 69.<br> Top-ranked Atthaya Thitikul of Thailand carded a 1-under 71 to finish in a tie for 30th place.


She hit 10 of 14 fairways and 15 of 18 greens.<br> "Pretty good opening round for me already because I know the green is not that easy and it is not that easy to get like close to the pin because you can't be aggressive that much, cause like I said the green is sloping from top to the front," Thitikul said.

"So (my caddie and I) have to manage how to put the ball in the right position."<br> --Field Level Media<br>

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