[LPGA] “The opening game that came positively” was before’Top 5 in 13 months’

[서울=뉴스핌] Reporter Kim Yong-seok = “I am already looking forward to the next competition.”

Jeon Inchi (27 KB Financial Group) won four buddies without a look at the opening game of the 2021 LPGA Tour at the Four Seasons Golf and Sports Club Orlando in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, USA on the 25th (Korean time). Wrote.

Jeoninji took 4th place alone at the new year’s first competition, and entered the top 5 after 13 months. [사진= 페어라이어]

Jeon Inchi, who recorded a final total of 17 under par 267, ended the tournament in fourth place alone, and entered the top five after a year and three months. The final win was overtime and Jessica Coda won her 6th title in her career. Jessica Coda proved her nickname as’Queen of Opening Matches’, winning her fourth win only in the first tournament she participated in that season.

In the official interview with the LPGA tour, Jeon In-jin expressed satisfaction.
“This week, I think I played the game I wanted to play, but I couldn’t play for 4 days in a long time. I think that was a week that came positively to me,” he said.

“Everything is well set in the direction I want to go, so I think I’m going. It was a week that I could have confidence in it, so I’m looking forward to the next tournament. I keep that mind well, and for the remaining 4 weeks until the next tournament. I will do what I have done so far,” he said.

Jeon In-ji, who took a tie for 10th on the first day of the tournament and a tie for 3rd on the second day, entered the top 5 on the last day, and this season was expected.

He entered the LPGA Tour after winning the US Women’s Open as an amateur in 2015, and the following year, he climbed to the top of the 2016 Evian Championship and became the rookie king, and in October 2018, he won his career at the KEB Hana Bank Championship. But since then, I haven’t been able to reach the top. It entered the top 10 in 2019 and last year only twice.

Jeon Inji plans to return to the United States after spending the Lunar New Year holiday in Korea.

In this tournament, Park Hee-young and Heo Mi-jeong were tied for 22nd with a final total of 3 under par 281 strokes.

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