Four players who played on the PGA Tour in the past, "Hurduk" in the lower ranks on the first day of the Korean Open

Four players who played on the PGA Tour in the past, "Hurduk" in the lower ranks on the first day of the Korean Open

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Bae Sang-moon, Kang Sung-hoon and Kim Min-hwi, who once enjoyed the PGA Tour, and Korean-born Danny Lee (New Zealand) were scolded on the first day of the Kolon Korean Open.먹튀검증

Bae Sang-moon, who had two wins on the PGA Tour, shot a 5-over 76 in the first round of the tournament held at Laviebel Country Club Deans Course (par 71) in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province on the 22nd.

Buddy caught only 1 and accompanied 1 double bogey and 4 bogeys.

Bae Sang-moon has won two consecutive tournaments in 2008 and 2009.

However, the 38-year-old Bae Sang-moon hardly used up his energy on the day as he seemed exhausted after finishing the opening of SK Telecom on the 18th due to bad weather. He had no sharp taste in shots and putting.

He said, "The fairway settlement rate was 7.14 percent. Only one tee shot fell on the fairway at 14 par-4 and par-5 holes. The green hit rate was only 35.3 percent.

Kang Sung-hoon, who won the Kolon Korean Open in 2013 and has won the PGA Tour once, was also sluggish with a 5-over 76.

Two birdies were pulled out, but two double bogeys were painful. There were also three bogeys
Kim Min-hwi wrote down six bogeys without one birdie.

Kim Min-hwi, who played 136 games on the PGA Tour, has been focusing on the domestic stage since last year.

Danny Lee, who won one PGA Tour victory and is now active in LIV Golf, shot a whopping 12 over 83 at a domestic tournament in a long time.

Buddy had only one bogey, three bogeys, four double bogeys, and even a triple bogey.

At the 11th hole (par 4), he missed a 9m birdie putt, bogey putt, and double bogey putt in succession, making five putts.