"I will only think about the good parts" of the remains that have not overcome the crisis of winning the major championship

"I will only think about the good parts" of the remains that have not overcome the crisis of winning the major championship

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Yoo Hae-ran, who failed to cross the threshold of winning the first major championship of the LPGA Tour, expressed regret, but said, "I will only think about what was good," looking at the next opportunity.

Yoo Hae-ran said in a local interview after the Chevron Championship held at The Club Carlton Woods Jack Nicklaus Signature Course (par 72) in Woodlands, Texas on the 28th (Korea time), "The course was difficult, and both my shots and putts were bad, but I was very good in the last hole," adding, "My day was long, and I'm happy to finish like this."

Yoo Hae-ran tied for sixth place with a 5-under 283 total at the Chevron Championship, which ended on the same day.
It can be meaningful that it is the first top 10 of this season, but it was a more regrettable day for Yoo Hae-ran because he lost four shots in the final round and slipped while tying for the lead until the third round.

Last year's tournament also saw Yoo Hae-ran enter the final round by taking the lead alone after the rest of the third round on the last day, but lost two shots and finished fifth.

I tried to solve that regret this year, but I couldn't achieve my goal with only one eagle, one birdie, and seven bogeys.

However, after struggling repeatedly, Yoo Hae-ran scored an eagle on the last 18th hole (par 5), making Yoo Hae-ran laugh again.

Yoo Hae-ran celebrated by raising his arm when a chip shot from the rough behind the green rolled in exquisite.

Yoo Hae-ran said, "It's a good result for me because I'm having a hard time in golf to the extent that I made the top 10 for the first time this year," adding, "The season has just begun, and there are still many competitions left. I'm going to forget everything that wasn't good and think only about the good parts of this week." 메이저놀이터

Ko Jin-young, who finished in sixth place with Yoo Hae-ran and Sarah Schmelzel (USA) by reducing two pars in the final round, also promised to hold the U.S. Women's Open in June, the next major tournament.

Ko said, "Through this week, I realized again why major competitions are so difficult. I learned a lot."

"I knew my race was not good within 100 meters, and I think I need to practice that part more," he said. "I hope it gets better, and I hope I can see the results at the U.S. Open. I can't wait for the U.S. Open."