Kim Hyo-joo (28) reduced 7 strokes on the second day of the LPGA Tour Myer Classic (total prize money of 2.5 million dollars), once again laying the foundation for her first win of the season.
In the second round of the tournament held at Blider Field Country Club (par 72) in Belmont, Michigan, USA on the 17th (Korean time), Kim Hyo-joo pulled out 8 birdies and blocked 1 bogey, hitting 7 under par 65 for an interim total of 10 under par 134 reduced the score to the other. While Ayaka Furue (Japan), who recorded 11 under par and 133 strokes, took the lead, Hyo-joo Kim tied for second place with Yang Hee-young (33), Carlotta Chindida (Spain), and Riona Maguire (Ireland). Yang Hee-young cut 5 strokes for two days in a row, picking out 5 birdies without a bogey.토토사이트
Hyo-Joo Kim, who has won her fifth LPGA Tour career, competed for the title at last week’s Shop Rite Classic, but finished runner-up, missing her first win of the season.
On the second day of this competition she was back in top position, putting her in contention for her second consecutive week. In her second round, her sharp iron shot and play on the green stood out, with her green hit rate of 77.8% and only 25 putts.
Yang Hee-young challenges her championship in 4 years and 4 months after Honda Thailand in February 2019. Competing in her ninth event of the year, Heeyoung Yang’s best result of the season was a tie for fourth at the Chevron Championships in April.
On the second day of the competition, the Korean players made a remarkable leap forward.
Lee Mi-hyang, Choi Hye-jin, Choi Woon-jung, and Yoo Hae-ran all recorded at-bats in their 60s, recording a median total of 7 under par and 137 strokes, and were tied for 16th place. The difference between the leader and the number of strokes is 4 strokes.
Jeon In-ji, who returned to the tour after about two months since April, missed the cut by hitting a 1-over-par 145 in the middle. In this tournament, the cutoff was decided at 2 under par.
Jeon In-gee took a break for back injury treatment after participating in the Chevron Championship, a major tournament held in April. After that, he participated in the Hanwha Life Plus International held as an event game in May, but only appeared in the regular competition for about two months.
Ko Jin-young did not appear in this tournament to prepare for the major tournament next week, the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.