The CP Company gift certificate of KRW 2 million is awarded to the player with the longest stroke record per round
| ▲ Luna Jungmin (Photo: KLPGA) |
[스포츠W 임재훈 기자] Korea Women’s Professional Golf (KLPGA) Tour ‘S-OIL Championship 2022’ (total prize money 800 million won, prize money 100 million) to be held at the Elysian Jeju Country Club (par 72 / 6,711 yards) located in Jeju-si , Jeju-do, for four days from the 3.44 million won), a special room will be operational where players can watch the pilot’s long show, attracting attention.
In this tournament, the 9th hole (par 4, 369 yards) is designated the “Long Drive Challenge Hole” and the player with the longest stroke per round will receive a KRW 2 million CP Company gift certificate.
Among the players participating in this tournament, the player who currently drives the KLPGA Tour over an average distance by car is “Rookie” Jeong-min Moon (SBI Savings Bank), and is very likely to become the most exceptional at the Long Drive Challenge Hall.
He has participated in 26 KLPGA Tour tournaments this season and has an average driving distance of 253.1724 yards.
In addition to Moon Jeong-min, Kwak Bo-mi (MG Saemaeul Geumgo / 250.8309 yard), Kim Ji-young (registration name: Kim Ji-young 2, Hanwha Q Cells / 249.2646 yard), Im Jin-young (Castelbajak / 248,6001 yards) and Koji-woo (Dohui Edgar, 248,5775 yards) is at the forefront of his name.
In addition to the Long Drive Challenge Hall, a KRW 2 million CP Company gift certificate will be awarded to the first player to register an eagle on the 6th hole and an albatross on the 18th hole in this tournament.
In addition, the prize awarded to the first player to register a hole in one in this tournament is also generous. The 3rd hole took the Nujas break package worth 7 million won and the 7th hole took the Frederic Constant Manufacture tourbillon watch worth 30 million won. In addition, the first hole-in-one recorder on the 12th hole will receive a “Mercedes-Benz C300 AMG Line” vehicle worth 68 million won.
In addition, an Elysian Jeju gift certificate worth 2 million won will be awarded to a player who breaks the course record (10 under par 62) set by Garam Choi in the first round of the 2017 tournament.
[ⓒ 스포츠W(Sports W). 무단전재-재배포 금지]
