Heo In-hoe overcomes 5 strokes gap to win in overtime Biz Play/Wonder Club Open Conquest
Heo In-hoe overcomes 5 strokes gap to win in overtime Biz Play/Wonder Club Open Conquest
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Heo In-hoe overturned a 5-stroke disadvantage and achieved a come-from-behind victory at the Korea Professional Golf (KPGA) Tour Biz
Play/Wonder Club Open (total prize money of 700 million won).
Heo In-hoe hit 6 under par 65 with 7 birdies and 1 bogey in the final 4th round of the tournament held at Incheon Club 72CC Haneul Course (par 71,
7,103 yards) on the 30th.
Heo In-hoe, who recorded a final total of 17 under par 267 strokes, tied with Jang Yu-bin and sent the game into overtime.
As of the third round, Heo In-hoe was tied for 9th place, 5 strokes behind the sole leader Jang Yu-bin.
Heo In-hoe, who had a birdie alongside Jang Yu-bin in the first overtime, had a birdie alone in the second overtime.
With this, Heo In-hoe added a multiplier in 9 months since the iMBank Open in September last year, accumulating a total of 6 wins. The winning
prize is 140 million won.
On this day, Jang Yu-bin seemed to have secured an early victory, at one point leading by six strokes.
Jang Yu-bin, who started with a birdie on the 1st hole (par 4), reached 20 under par with consecutive birdies on the 3rd to 5th holes.
However, he recorded a bogey on the 9th hole (par 4) and began to collapse on his own.
The tee shot at the 14th hole (par 4) fell into deep rough on the right, and the shot to remove it only advanced about 10 meters.
In the end, he recorded his second bogey with a 3-on, 2-putt, and fell behind Heo In-hoe by one stroke.
After that, Jang Yu-bin managed to maintain par through the 17th hole, but made a painful mistake of missing a 47.5 cm par putt on the 18th hole
(par 5), which was the threshold for 카지노사이트모음 victory.
Heo In-hoe, who was in the previous group, chased down Jang Yu-bin with aggressive game management.
Heo In-hoe made a bogey on the 3rd hole (par 5), but immediately made up for it with a birdie on the 4th hole (par 3) and birdies on the 7th hole (par
4) and 8th hole (par 3).
Heo In-hoe, who finished the first half 7 strokes behind leader Jang Yu-bin, finished the game in sole second place by hitting 4 birdies in the second
half.
Heo In-hoe, who started the 10th hole (par 4) with a birdie, drew the ball with a bold tee shot with a distance of 369 yards in the 11th hole (par 4) and
dropped it into the rough.
The distance from the hole was only 8.3m, and Heo In-hoe did not miss the birdie.
Heo In-hoe also recorded a birdie on the 13th hole (par 4) after hitting a 358-yard tee shot, and reduced his number of strokes on the 17th hole (par 4).
After the game, Heo In-hoe, who was waiting, got an opportunity for overtime thanks to Jang Yu-bin's self-destruction.
Huh In-hoe showed his boldness by taking the driver on his second shot of the first extension on the 18th hole and dropped a long birdie putt.
In the second extension where the hole location was changed, he and Jang Yu-bin both dropped their tee shots into the bunker. However, only Heo
In-hoe managed to get a birdie.
Kim Young-soo is in third place (15 under par, 269 strokes), and Kim Han-byeol and Ok Tae-hoon are tied for fourth place (14 under par, 270
strokes).
Kang Kyung-nam and Park Hee-sung each earned health check-up vouchers by making a hole-in-one on the 4th hole (par 3) and the 8th hole (par 3),
respectively. It was Kang Kyung-nam's 7th career hole-in-one, and Park Hee-sung's first.