Park Min-ji, who is strong on difficult courses.

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Park Min-ji took the lead in the third major tournament of the KLPGA Tour season, the Hanwha Classic (total prize money of 1.7 billion won). On the first day of the tournament held at the Jade Palace Golf Club (par 72) in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do on the 24th, Park Min-ji scored a 4-under-par 68 with 6 birdies and 2 bogeys and tied for the lead with invited player Ataya Titikun (Thailand). . Jade Palace Golf Club, notorious for its difficult course, welcomed players armed with a deep rough this year. If the tee shot goes off the fairway, the ball does not easily escape, so there are many holes that are not easy to par. However, Park Min-ji calmly attacked the hole with her skill, accuracy, and put her name on the first line of the leaderboard.
Park Min-ji, who has 18 victories in her tour career, is strong against difficult courses, having won 3 victories in major tournaments alone. 먹튀검증 Park Min-ji, who also won runner-up at the Hanwha Classic last year, enjoys difficult courses to the point of saying, “On difficult courses, each hole is given a mission, and it is fun to solve them. Park Min-ji caught birdies on all four par 5 holes that day. Park Min-ji, who caught the first birdie in the 1st hole (par 5), exchanged bogeys and birdies in the 3rd and 4th holes, then caught 4 birdies (1 bogey) in the second half and reduced 3 more strokes to rise to the joint lead. Park Min-ji, who struggled because her shot was pulled to the left at the beginning of the game, said, “I regained accuracy with an emergency measure by aiming slightly to the right.”
Last year’s LPGA Tour Rookie of the Year Titicun tied for the lead by reducing 4 strokes to 5 birdies and 1 bogey. Titti Kun, who combined his long hitting power with accuracy, said after the game, “Course setting for the KLPGA tour is very difficult. In particular, the pin position is difficult and the rough is difficult to set up,” he said. “So I think Korean players are good at golf and are doing well on the world stage.” Han Jin-sun, who successfully defended her title at the High1 Resort Women's Open last week, recorded a 3-under 69, tying for 3rd place with Lim Jin-hee, Jung Yoon-ji and Lee Ji-hyun 2 by one stroke. Han Jin-sun took the lead with 6 birdies and 1 bogey until the 15th hole, but gave up the lead by making consecutive bogeys on the 16th and 17th holes.
Kim A-rim and Bang Shin-sil, who played a long-hit match, hit far, but missed the fairway, so they couldn’t make it to the top of the list. Kim A-lim tied for 23rd with an even par 72, and Bang Shin-sil tied for 83rd with a 3-over par 75. Bang Shin-sil, who led the gallery with hot long hits in the first half, is showing sluggish results, including missing the cut in two consecutive tournaments at the recent Samdasoo Masters and Doosan Engineering & Construction We've Championships held in Jeju Island due to deterioration in stamina.