Ham Jeong-woo who Lost one Stroke Fell to a tie for 38th on the Second Day of PGA Tour Q School.

Ham Jeong-woo (29, Hana Financial Group), who won this season's Korea Professional Golf (KPGA) Korean Tour Grand Prize, won in the second round of the PGA Tour Qualifying School Final Stage. Classic, ranked tied for 38th.

In the second round of the tournament held at Sawgrass Country Club (par 70) in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, USA on the 16th (Korean time), Ham Jeong-woo made only one bogey and no birdies and hit 1 over par 71.

Ham Jeong-woo, who recorded a mid-term total of 1 under par and 139 strokes, fell from a tie for 10th the day before to a tie for 38th. 카지노사이트랭크

Ham Jeong-woo, who won the Korean Tour grand prize this season, failed in the second round of the Live Golf Promotion tournament held last week and failed to secure a spot.

However, he has qualified to participate in the PGA Qualifying School, which resumed after 11 years, and is once again knocking on the door of the world stage.

Ham Jeong-woo, who took on the challenge, cruised to 2 under par on the first day, but failed to make a single birdie on the second day and his ranking fell.

Kang Seong-hoon (36) and Noh Seung-yeol (32, Sievent), who lost their tour cards while playing on the PGA Tour until this year, continued to perform poorly for two consecutive days. The two, who both scored 1 over par on the first day, also finished over par on this day.

Seong-Hoon Kang tied for 135th place with 6-over par 146 strokes, and Seung-yeol Noh tied for 145th place with 8-over par 148 strokes.

In this tournament, the top five players (including ties) among the 168 participating players will be granted the right to participate in the PGA Tour next season.

Afterwards, those ranked 6th to 40th are guaranteed the right to participate in the Korn Ferry Tour, the second part of the tour. Among them, the top 25 players can participate in 12 PGA Tour competitions, and the remaining players can participate in 8 PGA Tour competitions.