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Jung Ju-ri (21) won the first round of the KLPGA 2024 Yellow Tongdak Q Capital Partners Dream Challenge (KRW 100 million in prize money and KRW 15 million for the winner), the opening event of the 2024 season on the Dream Tour, at the Teddy (OUT) and Valley (IN) courses at Teddy Valley Golf & Resort (Par 72/6,685 yards) in Seogwipo City, Jeju Island.

In the tournament, which was held on the same course setting as the regular KLPGA Tour, immediately following the conclusion of the Doosan E&C We’ve Championship last week, Jeong started the first round with an even-par 72 and tied for 44th place after trading three bogeys for three birdies.

After carding one bogey and three birdies in the second round to move up to a tie for eighth place with a 2-under-par 142 total, Jeong carded two bogeys and four birdies in the final round to finish with a 4-under-par 212 total (72-70-70) and await the results of the rest of the field.

Kang Jung-hyun (21), who was tied for the lead after two rounds at 5-under 139, and Son Yeon-jeong (25), who began the final round in a tie for 18th at 1-under 143, both finished at 4-under 212, sending the Dream Tour’s inaugural event to a playoff.

Kang bogeyed the first overtime hole at the 18th to eliminate her from contention for the title, and in the second overtime, which was moved to the 10th, Son made par but Jeong sank her second shot to 1.5 meters for a dramatic birdie putt to force overtime.

Holding the Dream Tour trophy in her arms for the first time, Jung said: “I didn’t expect to win, but I’m really happy. I was really nervous about the birdie putt on the second hole of the extra playoff, but I’m happy that I overcame it and won,” she said.

“When I realized that I had won, I thought of my grandmother and grandfather first, who believed in me and supported me. Also, I was able to win thanks to the people who always help me, including professional Kim Sung-yoon. I would like to take this opportunity to thank them,” she said, adding, “I would also like to thank Yellow Tongdak, Q Capital Partners, and the KLPGA for organizing such a great tournament.”

“I had a few driver misses, but I think it was my other shots and my short game that saved the day,” Jung said, “Also, it was very windy today, which made it difficult for the other players, but I think I was less affected because I have a low ball flight.”

Chung, who rose to prominence in 2015 when she won the primary division of the KLPGA’s 2015 President’s Cup Women’s Golf Championship, served in the Korean National Guard in 2019 and joined the KLPGA as an associate member in 2021. In her first Jump Tour event after joining, Jeong finished sixth in the first round and fourth in the third round, raising her 안전놀이터 chances of winning the tournament, and she lifted the trophy at the KLPGA 2021 XGOLF-Baekje CC Jump Tour Round 4 to become a full member and move to the Dream Tour.

Moving to the Dream Tour, Jeong earned over $70 million in prize money in 17 tournaments, finishing seventh on the money list and securing a Regular Tour seeding for the 2022 season. Jung quickly made the jump from the Jump Tour and Dream Tour to the Regular Tour, but in her debut season on the Regular Tour, she only made the cut in nine events out of a total of 24 tournaments. After finishing the 2022 season ranked in the top 100 on the money list, she moved back to the Dream Tour, but hasn’t had much success since, and entered this season with a lackluster performance.

“I felt very sorry for my grandmother and grandfather, who always supported me, so I had a hard time,” Jung recalled, adding, “I had a back injury and a driver jam, so I had to work on my shots in the middle of the season to improve my performance. I still haven’t completely gotten rid of the jam, but I think I’ve improved a lot. I will continue to work on it.”

When asked about her future goals, Chung said, “This tournament, which was held on the same course setting as the regular tour, made me want to return to the regular tour. Now that I have my first victory of the season, I will do my best to win one more tournament and finish the season in the top 10 on the money list to return to the regular tour.”

In addition, Jeong Ji-yoo (28, Q Capital Partners) carded a 3-under-par 213 (73-70-70) to finish tied for fourth, while Kim Na-hyun (26), Yoo Hyun-ju (30, Doosan E&C) and Park Bomi (30) tied for fifth with a 2-under-par 214. A total of eight players, including regular tour players Lee Ji-hyun 3 (26, VIVIEN), Choi Ye-bon (21, Ensec), Jeon Hyo-min (25, National Beef), and Yoon Sun-jung (30), finished at 1-under par 215 to form a solid tie for eighth place.

The final round of the tournament, co-hosted by Yellow Tong Chicken and Q Capital Partners and organized by the KLPGT, will be broadcast live on Monday, April 22 at 18:30 on SBS Golf.

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