| 최은우 학생이 호주 여자 아마추어 챔피언쉽에서 우승 |
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 이프로 / 작성일 2011-05-04 06:33 / 조회수 5,610 |
14세의 한국인 소녀 최은우 학생이 호주 여자 아마추어 챔피언쉽에서 우승해서 화재가 되었다.
AUSTRALIAN GIRLS’ AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP, ULVERSTONE GOLF CLUB, FINAL ROUND Fourteen year old Korean Annie Choi held off Japan’s Saki Suzuki for a two stroke win at the Australian Girls’ Amateur Championship at Ulverstone Golf Club. Choi, who was in third place overnight, overcame overnight co-leader Suzuki with her final round with a 1-over par round of 74 to finish at 3-over.
The Korean said she was nervous in Thursday’s second round but managed to compose herself. “I was two-over par on the front nine but I had three birdies on the back nine and I felt like that helped me to get back into a good position,” Choi said. After a difficult opening round 81, Western Australia’s Jayde Panos fought back to finish in a tie for third place with Cathleen Santoso (NSW) at 6-over par for the championship. Overnight co-leader Chantal Hodson (NSW) finished in outright fifth place and three strokes behind Panos and Santoso at 9-over par. Claudia Lim (NSW) and Su-Hyun Oh (KOR) finished tied in sixth place at 10-over for the championship. The action continues with the Australian Boys’ Interstate Teams Matches held at Launceston Golf Club from 18-21 April and the Australian Girls’ Interstate Teams Matches held at Ulverstone Golf Club from 18-21 April.
AUSTRALIAN GIRLS’ AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP, ULVERSTONE GOLF CLUB, FINAL ROUND Fourteen year old Korean Annie Choi held off Japan’s Saki Suzuki for a two stroke win at the Australian Girls’ Amateur Championship at Ulverstone Golf Club. Choi, who was in third place overnight, overcame overnight co-leader Suzuki with her final round with a 1-over par round of 74 to finish at 3-over.
The Korean said she was nervous in Thursday’s second round but managed to compose herself. “I was two-over par on the front nine but I had three birdies on the back nine and I felt like that helped me to get back into a good position,” Choi said. After a difficult opening round 81, Western Australia’s Jayde Panos fought back to finish in a tie for third place with Cathleen Santoso (NSW) at 6-over par for the championship. Overnight co-leader Chantal Hodson (NSW) finished in outright fifth place and three strokes behind Panos and Santoso at 9-over par. Claudia Lim (NSW) and Su-Hyun Oh (KOR) finished tied in sixth place at 10-over for the championship. The action continues with the Australian Boys’ Interstate Teams Matches held at Launceston Golf Club from 18-21 April and the Australian Girls’ Interstate Teams Matches held at Ulverstone Golf Club from 18-21 April.
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