Ryu Hae-ran on the golf course after placing second at the Kroger Queen City Championship, with winner Lottie Woad celebrating in the background.
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Ryu Hae-ran termina subcampeona en el Kroger Queen City Championship

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Ryu Hae-ran terminó el Kroger Queen City Championship en segundo lugar el 17 de mayo en Cincinnati, Ohio. La inglesa Lottie Woad se alzó con el título.

Ryu Hae-ran firmó una tarjeta de 67 golpes, tres bajo par, en la ronda final para terminar con un total de 270 golpes, 10 bajo par. Finalizó a dos golpes de la inglesa Lottie Woad.

Ryu comenzó la ronda final a cuatro golpes de distancia, pero logró cinco birdies en los primeros nueve hoyos para acortar la diferencia. Un doble bogey en el hoyo 16 resultó costoso.

Woad mantuvo una ventaja de un golpe y aseguró su segunda victoria en la LPGA con un birdie en el hoyo 17. Ryu declaró después que estaba satisfecha con el resultado.

La golfista de 25 años señaló que su juego se encuentra en buena forma de cara al U.S. Women's Open que comienza el 4 de junio.

Qué dice la gente

Las reacciones iniciales en X se centraron en la obtención del segundo título de la LPGA Tour por parte de Lottie Woad, quien derrotó a Ryu Hae-ran por dos golpes en el Kroger Queen City Championship. Publicaciones de medios deportivos y periodistas destacaron el cierre ajustado y el sólido desempeño de Woad en un domingo ventoso. Algunos resaltaron las probabilidades y el resultado del evento en términos neutrales sin expresar opiniones fuertes. Las conversaciones se mantuvieron con un volumen y una participación limitados poco después del evento del 17 de mayo.

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