Kang Seong-hoon ‘4 over-par sluggishness’… Spice ‘2nd place tied for 2nd place’

Kang Seong-hoon ‘4 over-par sluggishness’… Spice ‘2nd place tied for 2nd place’

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Kang Seong-hoon ‘4 over-par sluggishness’… Spice ‘2nd place tied for 2nd place’

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On the second day of the Texas Open, a tie for 19th, Tringale lead, Viyegas a tie for 8th, Roh Seung-yeol and Lee Gyeong-hoon tied for 23

Kang Seong-hoon '4 over-par sluggishness'... Spice '2nd place tied for 2nd place'
Kang Seong-hoon is taking a tee shot at the 7th hole on the second day of the Texas Open. San Antonio (Texas, USA) = Getty images/Multibits

[아시아경제 노우래 기자] Kang Seong-hoon (34, CJ Logistics) is sluggish.

On the 3rd (Korean time), the US Professional Golf (PGA) Tour Ballet at the San Antonio Golf Course (par 72, 7435 yards), Texas, USA, for the Texas Open (total prize money of $7.7 million), was tied for 19th place on the second day (2nd day) Sliding to an under par 142 strokes). Cameron Tringale lead (9 under par 135), Jordan Spice (above US) and Matt Wallace (England) tied for second place (7 under par 137), Kevin Stadler (US) tied for fourth (5 under par 139) I got herpes on the other).

Kang Seong-hoon started with a tie for second place in the second round and tied 2 buddies, 4 bogies, and 1 double bogie. While cruising with a birdie on holes 3 and 8, a braking was applied to the continuous bogie on holes 9-10, and collapsed into a bogie of holes 13 (par 3), a double bogie of holes 14 (par 5), and a bogie of holes 15 (par 4). The shot was shaken so that the fairway landing rate was 42.86% and the green hit rate was only 44.44%. It was 7 strokes from the lead, but it was only 3 strokes from the tied 4th group, so it is possible to enter the top ranks.

Tringale hit the 3 under par and captured the top of the leaderboard. ‘Texas Boy’ Spice is also looking at a reversal with a 2-under par. Camilo Vijegas (Colombia), who was the leader the day before, lost 4 strokes and fell to a tie for eighth place (four under par 140). In Korea, Roh Seung-yeol (30) and Lee Gyeong-hoon (30) were tied for 23rd (1 under par 143 strokes), Kim Si-woo (26) tied for 32nd (even par 144), and Choi Gyeongju (51) tied for 61st (2 over par 146 strokes). Ahn Byung-hoon (30) is a tie for 130th (9 over par, 153 strokes)’cut off’.

Reporter Noh Woo-rae [email protected]

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