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‘Conditional Competition’ Ko Ji -won’s life reversal… Winner with her sister Ko Ji -woo

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Ko Ji -won (right) won the KLPGA Tour Jeju Samdasoo Masters on the 10th. The photo shows Koh Ji -won, who has won her sister Ko Ji -woo, who won the McCall and Mona Yongpyeong opening in June. KLPGA provided
Ko Ji -won (right) won the KLPGA Tour Jeju Samdasoo Masters on the 10th. The photo shows Koh Ji -won, who has won her sister Ko Ji -woo, who won the McCall and Mona Yongpyeong opening in June. KLPGA provided

Ko Ji -won (21) won his first championship cup.

Ko Ji-won was a three under par 69 strokes in the final round of the Korean Women’s Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour Jeju Samdasoo Masters (1 billion won) in Seogwipo-si, Seogwipo-si, Seogwipo-si, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Island. I climbed to the top. Winning prize money of 180 million won.

Ko Ji -won was thrilled in the 61st competition in three years. In particular, this year, he was a ‘conditional right to participate’ when the KLPGA Tour came out while playing on the 2nd Dream Tour. He was eligible to participate in the KLPGA Tour by 2027, including the rest of the season.

Ko Ji -won, along with her sister Ko Ji -woo (23), became the second -time ‘sister championship’ in KLPGA. Koh Ji -woo won the McCall -Mona Yongpyeong opening in June and won three wins. This is the first time the sister won the season. Ko Ji -woo celebrated his brother Ko Ji -won in the 18th hole green on the day.

Go Ji -won and sister Ko Ji -woo who won the Masters of Jeju Samdasoo (second from the right). KLPGA provided
Go Ji -won and sister Ko Ji -woo who won the Masters of Jeju Samdasoo (second from the right). KLPGA provided

Ko Ji -won started the second place in the second place, and was chased by the second place Roh Seung -hee (19 under par). However, he kept his concentration until the last minute and finished the game. In the final round of the Aurora World Championship, he also washed Bae So -hyun in the final round of the Aurora World Championship.

Last year, the winner of the tournament, Yoon -na, finished the third place (17 under par) with two strokes. Yunna suffered from sluggish putting on that day.

Ida -yeon, who has reduced four strokes, tied for third place with Yoon -na.

Kim Chang -geum, senior reporter kimck@hani.co.kr


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