4th place before “I got 4 under par”… Seonghyun Park is’cut off’

Gainbridge LPGA 2nd day lead Lydia High, ’51-year-old veteran’ advances to the 3rd round of Sorenstam

Jeon Inji is competing to win the fourth place on the second day of Gainbridge LPGA.

[아시아경제 김현준 골프전문기자] ‘3rd place 4th place’.

Jeon Inchi (27, KB Financial Group) continues to advance to the championship. On the 27th (Korean time), the second day of the second day of the 2nd leg of the 2021 season, the gain bridge LPGA (total prize money of $2 million) was prepared for the LPGA Tour held at Lake Nona Golf Course (par 72, 6701 yards) in Orlando, Florida. He climbed up (7 under par 137 strokes). Lydia Go (New Zealand) second-day lead (10 under par 134 strokes) and Nelly Corda (US) ranked second (9 under par 135 strokes).

Jeon Inji entered the’resurrection mode’ with a tie for fourth place in the Diamond Resort Tournament before the opening game in January. It is in a situation in which he has fallen into a slump for more than two years after reaching 3 wins in his career at the KEB Hana Bank Championship in October 2018. First of all, it is encouraging that we are competing for two consecutive championships. On this day, 6 birdies were swept away, and the 7th hole (par 4) double bogie was rather regrettable. In Korea, Choi Woon-jeong (31, Volvik) is pursuing a tie for fifth place (6 under par 138 strokes).

‘Diamond Resort Tournament Champ’ Jessica Corda (USA) is looking at a ‘2 consecutive wins’ in a tie for 8th place (5 under par 139 shots). On the other hand, Ko Jin-young (26), the world’s No. 1 ranking player, was tied to 16th place (4 under par, 140 strokes) with an even par. ‘Number 2’Kim Se-young (28, Mirae Asset) is also a joint 67th place (2 over par 146 strokes) and is a thorny field road. Park Seong-hyun (28) was’cut off’ due to a 5-over-par hunting. It poured out 4 buddies, 4 bogies, 1 double bogie, and 1 triple bogie.

Locally, ’51-year-old veteran’ Annika Sorestam (Sweden)’s advance to the third round has emerged as an over-the-counter topic. With 3 buddies and 2 bogies, they joined the 1 under par and tied for 67th place. It is interesting that a triple bogie came out due to a misjudgment of the competition members on the 5th hole the day before (par 4). I asked if the ball could be placed near the fence and opened the door of the swing, but it wasn’t allowed. The competition committee member apologized to Sorenstam when it was revealed that this was possible under the golf rules.

’51-year-old veteran’ Annika Sorenstam is cheering at the 14th hole on the second day of Gainbridge LPGA. Orlando (Florida, USA) = Getty images/Multibits

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