‘PGA Challenge’ Ham Jeong-woo Starts Tied 10th, 3 Shots Behind
Q School Final Stage 1R 2 Under Par
Endicott and Goya Take '1-Stroke Lead'
No Seung-yeol and Kang Sung-hoon Tied 57th at 1 Over Par
‘2023 Korean Tour Player of the Year’ Ham Jeong-woo makes a refreshing start.
On the 14th (local time), he shot 2-under-par 68 in the first round of the final stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying (Q) School at the TPC Sawgrass Dye’s Valley Course (par 70, 6,850 yards) in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, USA, to tie for 10th place. He recorded 4 birdies and 2 bogeys. He was cruising with birdies on holes 11, 16, 1, and 3, but bogeys on holes 5 and 8 were regrettable. The top 5 finishers in this tournament will receive full PGA Tour cards.
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Harrison Endycott (Australia) and Tano Goya (Argentina) topped the leaderboard with 5-under-par 65. Doc Redman (USA) and two others tied for 3rd place at 4-under-par 66. Korean player Noh Seung-yul finished the first round tied for 57th with 1-over-par 71. Kang Sung-hoon is also looking to move up the leaderboard from this group. The tournament features 168 players competing in a 72-hole stroke play format. There is no cut.
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