Yoon Ina, tied for 16th place in LPGA Tour Q Series 3R… Soobin Joo leaps to joint 7th place

Yoon Ina,reduced by 4⁤ strokes in​ 3R,tied for 16th place with 4 under par,210 strokes
Soobin Joo made 6 birdies⁣ without a bogey ‌on this ⁣day.

Ina Yoon is holed out after saving par on the ⁣1st hole of⁢ the first round of ⁢the deokshin ⁢EPC Seoul Economic⁢ Daily Ladies Classic held at ⁢88CC in Yongin,​ Gyeonggi Province on the ⁣24th. (Photo = provided by KLPGT) 2024.10.24.

In the 3rd round of the 2024 LPGA Q Series Final‍ Stage held at Magnolia Grove Golf Club ‍Falls Course (par 71) in Mobile, Alabama, USA on the 8th (Korean time), Ina Yoon hit 4 under par 67 with 5 birdies and⁣ 1 ‍bogey.

Yoon ⁢ina, who suffered a double ⁣bogey the previous day and ⁣lost 5 ‌strokes‍ and fell ‌to a tie for 30th⁤ place, regained her ranking on this day.

The⁤ 1st to 4th rounds⁤ of the Q Series Final, which will be held over ⁢5 rounds and 90 holes, will⁣ be held at Magnolia Grove Golf Club’s Crossings Course and Falls ⁤Course, and only players who make the ‌cut will advance to the final 5 rounds held at the Crossings Course and be ranked. decide

Players who‍ place in the final top 25 ​of this tournament will be given the right ⁣to​ participate in next year’s LPGA.

yoon Na, who won⁤ three gold medals in the 2024 ⁤season of the Korea‍ Ladies Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour, was ​mentioned as a candidate for the Q Series Finals.

Yoon Ina⁣ also got off to ​an ‌exciting start by tying for 4th​ place on ⁣the first day⁤ of the ⁣competition. Although she ⁣made ⁢a mistake in the second round and faced‌ a crisis, she⁢ succeeded ⁤in turning it​ around‌ in the third round, increasing her chances ‌of advancing to ⁢the ⁤LPGA⁢ again.

Among Korean players, Joo Soo-bin ranked highest.

Joo ​Soo-bin, who hit 6 under par 65 strokes​ with no bogeys and⁣ 6 birdies in the‍ third round on​ this day, significantly improved his ranking to a tie for 7th place with⁢ an intermediate total of 7 ‌under⁤ par 207 strokes.

Park Geum-gang and Shinbi were tied ‍for ‍20th place ‌with a total of 3 under par ‌211‌ strokes, and Lee se-hee and Kang min-ji were ‍tied for 29th⁤ place with 1​ under par 213 strokes.

Lee Jeong-eun5 (2 over par,⁢ 217 strokes) avoided‌ missing the cut by reducing​ two strokes on this day and tying for 56th place.

three days of the competition ⁤with a total of 14 under ‍par and 200 strokes.

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  What were the key moments that‍ defined Yoon Ina’s journey at the‍ 2024 LPGA Q Series Final? ​

  Interview: The Journey of Yoon Ina at the 2024 LPGA Q ⁤Series Final

  Time.news Editor: Good afternoon! Today, we have a special guest, golf expert Dr. Emily Park, who will help us ‌unpack the recent thrilling performance of golfer Yoon Ina at the 2024 LPGA ⁤Q Series Final. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Park!

  Dr. Emily Park: Thank you for⁣ having me! It’s a‌ pleasure⁣ to discuss the exciting developments from the Q series.

  Time.news editor: Let’s dive right in. Yoon Ina had quite‍ a rollercoaster ‍experiance during this event. She ‌started strong, but after a double bogey, she fell to a tie for 30th. How vital was her recovery in the third round?

  dr. Emily Park: Yoon’s recovery in the third round⁢ was absolutely crucial. Golf is as ‍much a mental game as it is physical—it takes immense composure to bounce back after a​ setback,⁢ especially in such a high-stakes environment. By shooting 4 under par with 5 ‍birdies and only 1 bogey, she demonstrated her resilience and skill, which is vital when aiming for top rankings.

  time.news editor: What does her⁢ performance tell us ‍about her ‌potential moving forward in ⁤the LPGA?

  Dr. Emily Park: Her ability to perform under ‍pressure shows that⁣ she possesses the⁢ talent and mental fortitude essential for the LPGA.It signals to both fans and scouts that she has the capability to compete‍ at the highest levels. Moreover, Yoon is coming off ⁢a spectacular season in the KLPGA, where she won three gold ‌medals, so ‍this momentum could propel her into a successful LPGA career.

  Time.news Editor: You mentioned her⁣ success in the KLPGA. How does winning prior championships impact a player’s performance in major qualifiers like the Q Series?

  Dr. Emily Park: Winning major tournaments‍ like those in the KLPGA instills confidence. It provides players with⁢ experience in dealing with ‌the pressures of competition, which⁣ translates to better performance in ⁣qualifiers. Having succeeded before can enhance‌ a player’s self-belief and strategy during crucial rounds—qualities that Yoon displayed during her extraordinary comeback.

  Time.news Editor: Soobin ⁣Joo also had ⁢a fantastic day ⁣with 6 birdies ‍and no bogeys. How does​ her performance compare with Yoon’s, and what does it meen for the competition?

  Dr. Emily‌ Park: Soobin Joo’s outstanding performance sets a benchmark for the ‍competition. Achieving⁢ 6 under par without any bogeys ​demonstrates a level ⁤of ‌consistency and⁤ control that⁣ is hard to maintain ⁢in such a​ challenging tournament. It puts ⁣additional pressure on other players, including Yoon Ina, as thay strive to match or surpass that level of ⁤excellence.

  Time.news Editor: ‍The structure of this tournament allows only those who make ⁣the cut to advance to the final rounds.How ⁢does this format impact the strategies players adopt during the earlier rounds?

  dr. Emily Park: The cut format adds a significant strategic layer to the competition.Players must balance aggression with caution—aiming for birdies to secure their spot while being mindful of not ​making costly mistakes. Yoon’s experience with a double bogey and her ability to turn around the following⁣ day reflects the⁤ delicate balance⁤ needed​ to navigate these⁢ rounds successfully.

  time.news Editor: As we prepare for the final rounds, what should we expect ⁤from Yoon Ina and other competitors as they ⁣vie for one of those coveted top 25 spots for the LPGA?

  Dr. Emily park: Expect ⁢a mix of strategic play ​and high pressure. Yoon will likely need to build on her third-round performance, focusing on both her​ short game and mental approach. We ‍may see her being a bit more‌ conservative to protect her position but still⁤ being aggressive when ⁣opportunities arise. The ‍competition will undoubtedly be fierce, with players like Soobin Joo pushing to bring⁣ their best game.

  Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Park, for your insights!⁤ It’s clear that the journey thru the Q Series is not just ‌about skill but also about strategy and mental resilience. ⁢We look forward to seeing ​how Yoon Ina and her peers​ perform in the final rounds!

  Dr. Emily Park: Thank you! It’s going to be an exciting finish,⁢ and I can’t wait to see how it unfolds.