Kim Joo-hyung-Titikan leaps to second place alone in the mixed competition 'Grand Thornton' 2R Possum
Kim Joo-hyung-Titikan leaps to second place alone in the mixed competition 'Grand Thornton' 2R Possum
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Kim Joo-hyung (22) jumped to second place alone on the second day of the mixed golf tournament, where he worked with Gino Thitikul (Thailand).
Kim Joo-hyung and Tittaker tied nine birdies and one bogey for 8-under 64 on the second day of the Grand Thornton Invitational (total prize money of $4 million) at the Tiburon Golf Club (par 72) in Naples, Florida on the 15th (Korea time).
Kim Joo-hyung and the teetiker, who recorded 10-under par on the first day, rose to 18-under 126 overall to rank No. 2 alone. He is two shots behind Jason Nap of the U.S. and Pati Tabatanakit of Thailand (20-under 124).
The first round of the competition will be a scramble match in which players can play their own ball, choose a better position, and proceed to the next shot. The second round will be played in a four-sum format in which players alternately hit a ball, and the third round will be played in a four-ball format in which players can play with their partner's ball from the second shot to reflect better scores. 카지노사이트
Kim Joo-hyung, the only Korean player to play, is aiming for the championship by working with a teetikul he has known since childhood.
Kim, who ranks 21st in men's golf world, the highest among Korean golfers, has achieved three career wins in the PGA. Kim has also been in good condition recently, including the runner-up at the Hero World Challenge that ended last week.
The fifth-ranked female player won the CME Group Tour Championship, the final LPGA event, and became the LPGA money winner this year.
Nap and Tabatanakit, who drove a whopping 14 under par on the first day, added 6 under par in the second round, maintaining their lead for the second day.
Last year's winners, Lydia Ko (New Zealand) and Jason Day (Australia), were ranked fourth with 15-under 129 until the second round.
Nelly Koda, the world No. 1 in women's golf, worked with Daniel Berger of the U.S., but tied for 10th among the 16 teams with 11-under 133 until the second round.