A confrontation between Korean and Japanese male pro golf long hitters was concluded.
The Hana Bank Invitational (total prize money of 1 billion won, winning prize of 200 million won) held at the Chiba Izumi GC Tournament Course (par 73) in Chiba Prefecture, Japan from the 15th to the 18th was announced on the 14th.토토사이트
Group 31, which starts the game at 12:10 noon on the 15th at hole 1 (par 4), is Chan-min Jung (23, CJ), winner of the 42nd GS Caltex Maekyung Open of this year’s Korean Professional Golf (KPGA) and Riki Kawamoto, 2nd winner of the Japanese tour. (23, Japan), and Ham Jeong-woo (29, Hana Financial Group), who won two wins on the KPGA Korean Tour.
As a result, a confrontation between the best long hitters in Korea and Japan was concluded.
Jung Chan-min ranks first in the KPGA Korean Tour rocket battery average drive distance category with 324.572 yards. Riki Kawamoto ranks first in average driving distance on the Japan Tour with 317.85 yards.
The Chiba Izumi GC tournament course, where they will face off, is the longest course on the KPGA Korean Tour this season. Attention is expected to be drawn to the driver shot competition between long hitters representing both tours in Korea and Japan.
Choi Seung-bin (22, CJ), who won the 66th KPGA Championship with A-ONE CC last week and is challenging for two weeks in a row, is the defending champion Lee Jun-seok (35, Woori Financial Group), the winner of the 38th Shinhan Donghae Open last year. Kazuki Higa (28, Japan) and 32 groups will start the game at 12:20 in the first hole.
144 players will participate in this event. The winners of the Hana Bank Invitational in the past five years, the top five runners-up in the previous year, 14 recommended players, KPGA Korean Tour seed priority 60, and Japan Tour seed priority 60 will participate. Among them, 76 players are Korean nationals.