In the season's first major KLPGA Championship 3rd round, he reduced 10 strokes, including a hole-in-one, and came back from the 4th round - 6 strokes 23 under minimum hit tie
Lee Jeong-min is doing a champion ceremony with the championship trophy after reaching the top of the Chris F&C KLPGA Championship, the first major tournament of the Korean Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour season on the 28th.
Lee Jeong-min (32) reached the top of a major tournament for the first time in 14 years since her debut on the Korea Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour. He also tied the KLPGA Tour record for minimum number of strokes in 72 holes. 메이저사이트
Lee Jung-min hit 6 under par 66 with 7 birdies and 1 bogey in the final 4th round of the Chris F&C KLPGA Championship, the first major tournament of this season held at Lakewood Country Club (par 72) in Yangju, Gyeonggi Province on the 28th. Lee Jeong-min, who recorded a final total of 23 under par 265 strokes, beat 2nd place Jeon Ye-seong (23) by 4 strokes and lifted the championship trophy. This is his 11th win on the KLPGA Tour and his first win in a major tournament. Lee Jung-min, who received 234 million won in prize money, rose to first place in this season's prize money rankings (312.13 million won). She also took first place (152 points) in the target point ranking. 슬롯사이트
Lee Jung-min stayed in a tie for 9th place until the second round, but in the third round, he showed tremendous momentum by reducing 10 strokes, including a hole-in-one, and took the lead. In the final round of the day, he calmly took the top spot with a stable shot, reducing 6 strokes. Lee Jeong-min said, “My shot feel has improved a lot since last week, and my shots have been good throughout this tournament.” He added, “I didn’t putt well in the second round, so I only practiced putting on the green afterward, and it seemed to be effective in the third and fourth rounds.”
Lee Jung-min, who debuted on the tour in 2010, has won 10 times so far, but has no connection to major tournaments. In major tournaments, he finished runner-up five times. Especially last season, he never made the top 10 in a major tournament. Lee Jeong-min said, “I thought I should do well in all competitions without distinguishing between major competitions and general competitions, but now that I have won a major competition, I really like the title ‘Major.’” He added, “It is not because other players are bad, but because I am good at it. “I’m even happier that I won,” he said. He also said, “I am not very physically fit, but I want to praise myself by winning the 4th round competition by setting a record.”
Jeon Ye-sung lost 12 strokes in the final round of the day, tying the KLPGA Tour record for the lowest number of strokes per 18 holes, but had to be satisfied with second place. 토토사이트 순위