Jane Park takes lead in Kia Classic; Stacy Lewis four strokes back Stacy Lewis got to enjoy the perks of being atop the world rankings, including being announced as No. 1 on the first tee and seeing her caddie wearing the special bib. She birdied her first three holes in the Kia Classic and then, well, didn't quite play up to her top billing. Lewis, who took over the No. 1 ranking from Yani Tseng after winning the LPGA Founders Cup in Phoenix on Sunday, shot a two-under-par 70 and was four shots behind leader Jane Park at Aviara. Park, who lives in Rancho Cucamonga and went to UCLA, shot a bogey-free, six-under 66 for a one-stroke lead over Caroline Hedwall and Karrie Webb. "It was a little frustrating," Lewis said. I definitely didn't hit the ball the way I would have liked today, but I made some really good putts and putted this type of greens better than I've ever putted them before. I'm excited about that but I've just got to work a little on the swing. Tseng, the Kia Classic winner last year, was disqualified after oversleeping and missing her pro-am tee time Wednesday. Jessica Korda bogeyed No. 18 to miss a chance to join Hedwall and Webb at five under. Korda was two back with Giulia Sergas. Michelle Wie opened with a 74, including two double-bogeys, after missing the cut last week in Phoenix. In 13 rounds this year, Wie has broken 70 only once, closing with a 69 in Singapore after a third-round 77. The Kia Classic moved to the 6,593-yard Aviara after two years at La Costa and one year at Industry Hills.