Kim Tae-hoon (36), who recorded a hole-in-one on the first day in the debut of the American Professional Golf (PGA) tour, failed to pass the cut.
Tae-Hoon Kim is a PGA Tour Genesis Invitational held at Pacific Palisades, California, USA (par 71, 7,322 yards) on the 20th (Korean time) in the second round of the PGA Tour Genesis Invitational ($9.3 million in total prize money), 4 birdies and an example 6 He hit a 4 over par 75 with 1 dog and 1 double bogie.
Kim Tae-hoon, who had a total of 144 strokes over two days, finished with a tie for 84th place.
There was a difference of two shots from the even par, which is the baseline for passing the cut in this competition.
Tae-hoon Kim, who won the Genesis Grand Prize and the prize money winner last year in the Korea Professional Golf (KPGA) Korean Tour, competed in this tournament as a winner of the KPGA Korean Tour Genesis Championship last year.
The previous day, he scored a hole-in-one and shot eagle in the first round, and scored 2 under par 69 strokes and tied for 19th. He tried to advance to the 3rd round of this tournament, but unfortunately couldn’t achieve his will.
However, the previous day, he received the Genesis vehicle as a hole-in-one injured, and also achieved expected results.
Sam Burns (USA) climbed to 12-under-par 130 with a clean play of only 5 birdies.
It was 5 strokes ahead of the tied second place players.
Dustin Johnson (USA), the world’s first men’s golf player, tied for second place with a 7-under-par 135 strokes, and Jordan Spice (US), which is showing a remarkable increase in recent years, is tied for 6th with a 6-under par 136 strokes.
Among Korean players, Kang Seong-hun (34) scored the highest ranking with a tie for 19th with a 3-under par 139.
Yon Lam (Spain) and Jim Furic (USA) were also tied for 19th place with Kang Sung-hoon.
Lee Gyeong-hoon (30) took the last train through the cut to a tie for 56th with an even par 142.
Kim Si-woo (26) was eliminated with a 6-over par with 148 shots, 1 over par Sergio Garcia (Spain), 2 over par Bryson Dishambo (US), 7 over par Lori McIlroy (Northern Ireland), 8 over par Justin Thomas (US ) And other’big names’ failed to advance to the third round.
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