In the Diamond Resort Champions Tournament, the opening game of the 2021 season of the LPGA Tour in the United States, a former Inz player tied for third place in the second round.
In the second round of the tournament held at the Four Seasons Golf and Sports Club Orlando (par 71) in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, USA, in the second round, she caught 6 birdies and hit 6 under par 65.
Jeon Inji was tied for third place alongside defensive champion Gabi Lopez of Mexico with a median total of 9 under par.
Jeon In-ji, who was tied for 10th in the first round, hit 88.9% of the greens and the number of putts increased from 23 in the first round to 29, but reduced the number of strokes with an accurate iron shot.
In the 15th hole (par 4), he successfully putt uphill and downhill over 10m.
After winning the third LPGA Tour victory at the KEB Hana Bank Championship held in Korea in October 2018, Jeon Inchi, who has not heard of the championship, will try to win this tournament in two years and three months.
Korean-American Daniel Kang took the lead alone with 13 under par.
Daniel Kang, who was the only one in the first round in the first round, scored 6 birdies without a look, widening the gap with 2nd place Nelly Coda by 2 strokes.
Daniel Kang, who has played flawlessly in the first and second rounds in a row, aims to win six tours in five months after the marathon classic last August.
This is the opening game of the 2021 season with 25 LPGA Tour winners over the past three years.
Park Hee-young was a tie for 14th in the second-under par, and Heo Mi-jung was a tie for even-par 20th.
In the’Celebrity Division’ where celebrities organized in the same group as professional players compete, tennis player Mardi Fish (USA) ran first place for two consecutive days with 78 points.
The Celebrity category is ranked by giving points based on the outcome of each hole.
John Smoltz (USA), a former major league pitcher who has been at the top of the celebrity category for the last two consecutive years, is 6th with 68 points.
Annika Sorenstam (Sweden) tied for ninth with 65 points.
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