Two days in a row leader Madasom “I will accept the pressure to win”

 Madasom (24) took the lead for two days in a row at the DB Group 37th Korea Women’s Open (total prize money of 1.2 billion won), the national title.

In the 3rd round of the tournament held at Rainbow Hills Country Club (par 72) in Eumseong, Chungcheongbuk-do on the 17th, Madasom shot 4 under par 68 with 5 birdies and 1 bogey, leading with a median total of 14 under par and 202 strokes, leading 2nd place Kim Min-byeol by 2 strokes. .

After leading for her second day in a row, Ma Som was set to challenge for her first win of her career in the final round. Madasom, who debuted on her KLPGA tour last year at the relatively late age of 23, is still a player who has not even won a ‘Top 5’. Her best result was her tie for 7th at the SK Shielders/SK Telecom Championship, her final match of last year’s season.

Madasom continues her amazing play by catching 12 birdies (1 bogey)토토사이트 in two days of the 2nd and 3rd rounds at Rainbow Hills CC, which is notorious for her Nan course. Madasom, who easily catches a birdie easily with no big miss shots even though it is a difficult course, said, “I think her skills have improved in terms of technique since her last year, but her combinations were not good. But in this competition, her score came out well because of the combination of her thoughts and skills,” she said.

For her every som, the key is how she overcomes her pressure to win. Regarding this, Madame Som said, “I think it’s best to accept her pressure rather than try to overcome it. I think the most important thing is to admit that she is nervous and find her own tempo in that situation,” she said.

Rookie Kim Min-byeol rose to second place alone with a shot eagle. Kim Min-byeol, who caught a shot eagle in hole 1 (par 5), reduced 3 more strokes with 5 birdies and 2 bogeys in the second half. I wonder how the downhill birdie putt of over 5m in the last 18 holes will affect the final round.

Hong Ji-won, the winner of last year’s Hanwha Classic, took three birdies without a bogey and finished in third place with a median total of 11 under par and 205 strokes. Madasom, Kim Min-byeol, and Hong Ji-won played in the same group for two days in a row following the third round.

National team member Kim Min-sol, who had a good match at the BMW Ladies Championship, an LPGA tour match held at Oak Valley CC in Wonju, Gangwon-do last October, reduced 3 strokes with 5 birdies and 2 bogeys to finish in 4th place with a median total of 10 under par and 206 strokes.

Park Min-ji, who is trying to win the championship for two weeks in a row following last week’s Celltrion Queens Masters, shot a 3-under-par 69, with an intermediate total of 9-under-par 207, placing herself in 5th place, 5 strokes behind leader Madasom. Bang Shin-sil, who collapsed with a 5-over par due to a tee shot the previous day, cut 2 strokes that day to tie for 30th with a median total of even par 216.

Hong Jin-young 2 caught a hole-in-one on the 11th hole (par 3) and received a 30 million won home theater prize as an injury. Hong Jin-young 2 reduced 4 strokes to rise to a tie for 23rd place (1 under par 215 strokes).