Korean golfers have won gold medals in the Presidents Cup, a men’s golf competition. The Presidents Cup is an event that is held as a national competition by combining the U.S. team and the international team. Players who are active in the PGA tour will participate in the event to determine their superiority and inferiority by playing a match between the U.S. and the U.S. through 2022. The U.S. has overwhelmingly dominated the 14 competitions through 2022, with 12 wins, one draw and one loss. The U.S. has not yielded a victory at all since 2005.

After losing all five four-ball matches on the first day, the international team won all five four-ball matches on the second day of the tournament held at Royal Montreal Golf Club in Montreal, Canada on Sunday. The duo of Kim Si-woo and Ahn Byung-hoon won a one-hole victory over the U.S., where world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler teamed up with Russell Henley. He garnered a birdie with a putt of about 90 centimeters at the 13th hole (par 3) to break the balance, and dropped the 18th hole (par 4) middle putt into the hole to protect his victory.

“I thought I had to put in the last putt. The mood of the team couldn’t be better. I want to have a party of victory over and over again,” Kim said. “This is the beginning again.” Ahn Byung-hoon, who helped his team suppress the U.S. team by displaying stable performance, also said, “I hope they can perform well in the remaining two days. I can do it because they are a great and strong team. The last clutch putt was Kim Si-woo himself.”토토사이트 추천

Im Sung-jae, who teamed up with Japanese ace Hideki Matsuyama, ended the game against Patrick Cantlay and Xander Shopley at Hole 12. The 7-hole victory marks the third time that the team has secured the largest margin of victory in a competition. In 2011, Choi Kyung-ju, a “Korean-made tank,” was paired with Adam Scott of Australia to enjoy Tiger Woods, the “golf emperor.” Im Sung-jae has been in the running for the first time in 13 years.

Im Sung-jae replaced the joy by saying, “I had great chemistry with Matsuyama. It was perfect.” He is highly motivated to block the U.S. from winning 10 consecutive games, and at the center of attention is focusing on the outcome of the competition as Korean players gained momentum.

Kim Si-woo and Kim Joo-hyung will work with Matsuyama again in the four-sum method on the 29th