Yuna’s iron shot.

KLPGA Mediheal·Hankook Ilbo Championship 1R 9 birdies without bogey

Long-hitting queen Yoon Ina, who returned to the field after being absent for nearly two years due to a ban for playing a wrong ball, appears to be quickly regaining her top performance.

Ina Yoon hit 9 under par 63 in the first round of the Korea Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour Mediheal/Hankook Ilbo Championship (total prize money of 1 billion won) held at Club 72 Haneul Course (par 72) in Yeongjongdo, Incheon on the 11th.

He played a near-perfect game, making 9 birdies without a single bogey.

The Mediheal/Hankook Ilbo Championship is Yoon Ina's second participation after being released from disciplinary action.

Yoon Ina, who returned to the field through the Doosan Engineering & Construction We've Championship, which ended on the 8th, had an easy comeback by tying for 34th place.

On this day, Yoon Ina's game was more clean than anything else.

Yunina, who has the long-hitting power to hit 300 yards if she wants to, only hit 287 yards once, and as her average tee shot distance of 244 yards shows, she focused on accurate shots rather than long hits. 카지노사이트

In 14 par 4 and par 5 holes, only 2 balls missed the fairway, and an accurate tee shot led to an accurate iron shot, missing the green only once.

The only case in which he failed to hit the green after a regular number of strokes was when he dropped his tee shot on the fringe at the 12th hole, a par 3 hole.

On this day, the competition committee applied preferred lies due to poor fairway conditions, so hitting the tee shot on the fairway was more important than ever.

I was able to pick up the ball that fell on the fairway, wipe it clean, and hit it from a good lie within a span.

Among her nine birdies, Yoon Ina only put in birdie putts that went over 5 meters twice.

Five of them were birdies made within 2m.

I caught a birdie with such an accurate shot.

The 63 strokes are equivalent to tying the course record, but were not recognized as a course record due to the application of preferred lie.

Yoon Ina said, “Compared to the last competition, which was my comeback, the tension and pressure were definitely less. Even though there are still difficult parts, I talk with my fellow players.” She added, “During the last competition, I felt like my body was stiff, but my body and mind became a little more comfortable, so I was able to play. “It was helpful,” he said.

My sense of actual combat has also improved.

Yoon Ina, who complained that her putt sense was poor in her first competition, explained, "It's better than last time, but I'm still not used to the distance."

Yoon Ina, who praised herself for showing 100% in the game that day while practicing and training while being suspended and unable to play, said, "I was especially excited in the middle of the game, so I thought, 'There are still a lot of holes left,' and I focused on it, which led to a good result." .

Yoon Ina, who managed to calm down her excitement without realizing it, added, "I don't play with the goal of winning. I don't expect to win this competition either. However, I will do my best with every shot and if I get good results, I will just accept it with gratitude."

Yoon Ina, who played the first round at Club 72 in good weather with no sea breeze bothering the players, pledged, "Tomorrow, I will play in the afternoon teeoff breeze, so I will practice hitting the ball low and play more calmly."

Kim Seo-yoon also hit 9 under par 63 without a bogey, occupying the top of the leaderboard along with Yoon Ina among the players who started the game in the morning.

Bae So-hyun followed with an 8-under par 64, and Hong Ji-won, who won two major tournaments, including last year's Korea Women's Open, and rookie Lim Ji-yu took the lead with a 6-under par 66.

Bang Shin-sil finished the first round comfortably with 5 under par 67 strokes, and Lee Ye-won submitted a score that fell slightly short of expectations with 1 under par 71 strokes. 온라인 슬롯