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As the tournament drew to a close, the expected cut was a two-round total of 1-over par.

LPGA veteran Yoo So-yeon, who was playing on the domestic stage for the first time, was in a terrible shooting slump. After being tied for fourth at 3-under-par on the first day, Yoo made six bogeys by the 14th hole, dropping her total to 3-over-par. She needed to shave two strokes off her score over the next four holes to avoid missing the cut. After parring the 15th, Yoo needed two birdies in her final three holes. Luckily, two of the three holes were par-5s. Her first birdie of the day came on the par-5 16th. I had a 3-metre birdie opportunity. After parring the difficult par-4 17th, Yoo put her third shot to the pin at the par-5 18th for birdie and dramatically won her battle to make the cut.

Second round of the E1 Charity Open at Seongmunan CC (par 72) in Wonju, Gangwon Province, on the 27th. After carding a 4-over-par 76 with two birdies and six bogeys, Yoo So-yeon finished tied for 54th with a 1-over-par 145 total to advance to the final three rounds.

Kim Soo-ji, who played alongside Yoo, also had a close call with the cut. After starting with a bogey on the first, Kim birdied the third, but a bogey on the sixth dropped her to one over par. The steady rain could have been a distraction and she could have easily missed the cut. Furthermore, Kim had made the cut in 32 events since missing the season opener last year. Of course, she had made the cut in more events than any other player in the KLPGA. Kim didn’t make a birdie after the seventh hole, but she overcame a bogey to finish with a 1-over-par 145 after 12 consecutive holes of par. It was her 33rd consecutive missed cut.

Unlike Yoo and Kim, another top-ranked player tasted the pain of missing the cut for the first time this year. Park Min-ji, who has won six tournaments in the last two years, and Kim Min-byul, who is the top-ranked rookie this year.

After a low round of 75 on the first day, Park Min-ji dropped a shot in the second round and failed to make the cut with a total of 4-over par 148 (tied for 89th). It was his first missed cut in just his seventh start of the year.메이저놀이터

Rookie No. 1 Min Byul Kim, who had never missed the cut in eight tournaments, was unable to make up for her opening round of 76 with a four-over total.

Rookie long hitter Bang Shin-sil maintained her share of the lead after the first day and will be looking for her first win in the Champions Group for the third time this year. Bang, who dropped three strokes on the day, finished with a seven-under-par total of 137 to share the lead with Kim Hee-ji and Park Ji-young.