Defending champion Lee Somi…”Timid V. I’ll set it up right away this year”

Defending champion Lee So-mi posed for reporters in the second round of the Lotte Rent-A-Car Women’s Open (total prize money of 700 million won, prize money of 126 million won) held at Lotte Skyhill Jeju Country Club (par 72, 6395 yards) in Seogwipo, Jeju on the morning of the 8th.

Lee Somi said, “Your finger V is stretched out a lot, right? I will make Sewoon V right away this year,” he said. Lee So-mi, who is loved by golf fans for her cute, cute charm and steady skills, poses like her trademark with a bent V in every tournament.

Lee So-mi said about her pose at the 2021 tournament, “I have a bent V because I’m timid.”

Defending champion Lee So-mi said about her goal for this season, “I want to play more leisurely this year than last year.” “Of course, my goal is to win if I’m a player, and I want to win first place, but the part I really want to develop is that I had a hard time because I played poorly last year, and my biggest goal is to have time to solve it like Lee So-mi.” 토토사이트

“Of course, there are many things I want to do well, such as course management and playing without regrets about my choice,” he said about what I want to do best. But I want to be better at putting. He said, “I originally had a desire for distance, but I want the putt the most.”

As for the burden of being a defending champion, “Isn’t it good to write history with my name Lee So-mi?” However, in any competition or situation, my determination is always the same. “I will focus only on what I can do, think about how to target it, and make good results by using the wind well,” he said.

Lee So-mi, who tried to win two consecutive games for the first time in the history of the tournament, took the lead alone in the last four rounds. However, on the 18th hole, the approach shot stopped at the green entrance. He had to write an eagle to win the championship, but unfortunately, Jang Soo-yeon, who recorded a par and waited for the result, won the championship.

Lee So-mi’s putting sense was shaken in the second half of the game, and she finished second (8-under 280 strokes) due to an approach shot mistake on the 18th hole.

Yoo Hae-ran and Lim Jin-hee tied for third with 7-under 281, Seo Yeon-jung, Ha Min-song, In Ju-yeon and Park Gyeol tied for sixth with 6-under 282, and Oh Ji-hyun and Jang Ha-na tied for ninth with 5-under 283.

Meanwhile, Jang Soo-yeon, who won four games in four years and seven months, shot a 4-under 68 with five birdies and one bogey in the final fourth round. He won the championship with a total of 9-under 279.