Yoon Ina, who returned from disciplinary action, is even par despite two double bogeys Likely to pass the cut

Yoon Ina (21, Hite Jinro), who had a successful first day of returning to the Korean Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) tour after a year and nine months, committed two double bogeys on the second day, but maintained her number of strokes and came close to passing the cut.

In the second round of the Doosan We've Championship (total prize money of 1.2 billion won), the KLPGA domestic opening game held at Teddy Valley Golf & Resort (par 72) in Seogwipo, Jeju on the 5th, Yoon Na recorded 5 birdies, 1 bogey, and 2 double bogeys to score even par 72. I hit the bat.

With this, Yoon Ina finished the second round with a total of 142 strokes, 2 under par. Since the cutoff for this competition is even par, it is highly likely that Yunina will pass the cut.

In June 2022, Yoon Na, who belatedly reported herself after making a 'wrong ball play' during the first round of the Korea Women's Open, was banned from playing for three years by the Korea Golf Association and LPGA.

However, last year's Korea Golf Association and this year's KLPGA Tour reduced the disciplinary action against Yoon Ina, and Yoon Ina competed in the KLPGA Tour 1 year and 9 months after the Hoban Seoul Shinmun Classic in July 2022.

Although she has not been on the actual stage for a long time, Yoon Ina cruised to 2 under par on the first day of her return, recording 3 birdies and 1 bogey. In particular, he boasted of his constant long-hitting ability, boasting an average tee shot distance of 262.26 yards in holes 4 and 5.

He showed decent performance on the second day as well. Yoon Ina got off to a good start by making consecutive birdies on the 10th and 11th holes (par 4). However, he committed a double bogey in the 14th hole (par 3) when his second shot caught on the fringe. Then, in the 15th hole (par 5), the tee shot ball was lost and a penalty stroke was received, resulting in a double bogey. He could have been shaken by consecutive double bogeys, but Yoon Ina changed the mood by recording birdies at the 16th hole (par 4) and the 4th hole (par 5). At the 6th hole (par 4), her tee shot fell into the water and she received another penalty and lost a stroke, but Yoon Ina recorded a birdie at the 8th hole (par 5) and finished the second day with even par. Yoon Ina met with reporters after the game and said, “I am grateful that I finished the game well,” and added, “Compared to the day before, I felt more at ease.” She continued, “Even after making a double bogey, I reminded myself to remain calm as there were still many holes left, and finished the game. “She hasn’t yet improved her putting sense and performance as much as she wants, but she will work hard for each shot,” he added.  토토사이트