Pebble Beach Golf Links par 72, which is built on the Pacific coast and boasts a superb view, may remain a bad memory for some. 스포츠토토핫 Rookie Natakrita Wongtawirab of Thailand had to close her first U.S. Women’s Open with five holes due to a caddy’s mistake. Wong Ta-wirab was disqualified after finishing five holes in the first round of the U.S. Women’s Open in Pebble Beach, California, on the 7th. Kathryn Belanger, a member of the competition committee, explained the reason for the disqualification, saying, Wontawirab’s caddie used a distance meter at least a few times.
The Ladies Professional Golf Association LPGA Tour has allowed the use of distance meters during games since mid-2021, but the USGA, which organizes the US Women’s Open, prohibits the use of them. If the distance meter is used once, two penalties are given, and if it is violated more than once, it will be disqualified. Wong Ta-wirab is a slugger who announced the emergence of a strong team by finishing second in Honda Thailand, her LPGA Tour debut in February this year.
Lydia Ko of New Zealand, ranked third in the world, lost four strokes in the fifth hole par 3, 182 yards. The tee shot was lost due to a large deviation toward the left bush. The Provincial Ball 3rd shot hit in the teeing area fell into a bunker in front of the green, and the fourth shot stopped in the rough between the bunker and the green. After stepping on the green in five strokes, he missed even a 2.4-meter triple bogey putt and wrote down a quadruple bogey. cruise at one-under Lydia Ko, who quickly became a three-over par, recovered one shot in the sixth hole par 5, but added bogeys in the 12th and 18th holes to finish the first day tied for 83rd in the four-over par, facing a burdensome second round.