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SIMONE ASIA PACIFIC CUP 2022

The Most Prestigious Professional Ladies Tournament in Indonesia

The Simone Asia Pacific Cup which will be held at Pondok Indah Golf Course, Jakarta, 18-20 August 2022, is the most prestigious professional ladies golf tournament ever held in Indonesia. This is the first Ladies Asian Tour (LAT) Series tournament to be held outside of Korea.

Top LPGA players will compete in this tournament with a total prize of US$ 750 thousand or Rp 11.25 billion (exchange rate of US$ 1 = Rp 15 thousand). Lydia Ko will compete with the South Korean golf duo, Hyo Joo Kim and So Yeon Ryu, and Hinako Shibuno from Japan.

Lydio Ko, a New Zealand golfer is a player who has had a fantastic career. He became the world number one player on February 2, 2015 when he was still very young, 17 years old. He also won two Major titles, namely The Evian Championship 2015 and ANA Inspiration 2016. He won a silver medal at the 2016 Olympics and a bronze medal at the 2020 Olympics.

Hyo Joo Kim is the winner of the Lotte Championship presented by Hoakalei 2022 and winner of the Evian Championship 2014. So Yeon Ryu won the US Women’s Open 2011 and ANA Inspiration 2017. Hinako Shibuno won the Women’s British Open 2019.

There will also be regional stars, namely Jaravee Boonchant from Thailand, Cassie Porter from Australia, Diksha Dagar from India, Cheng-Hsuan Shih from Chinese Taipei and Natasha Andrea Oon from Malaysia. They will also prove that they are not easily beaten by more famous competitors.

The four Indonesian professional golfers who will compete are Tatiana Wijaya, Dea Mahendra, Putri Aisyah Amani, and Ida Ayu Indira Melati Putri. In addition, two amateur golfers representing Indonesia are Kristina Natalia Yoko and Patricia Walanda Sinolungan.

“We hope that the LAT Series will support the development of ladies golf in Asia Pacific. We thank R&A for their support and for the opportunity to work with various golf associations in Asia Pacific, as well as to sponsors,” said Kang Hyungmo, President of Asia Pacific Golf Platform (APGP) and former Vice President of the Korea Professional Golf Association (KPGA). APGP is a subsidiary of the Asia Golf Leaders Forum (AGLF) which established the LAT Series.

A total of 37 professional golfers out of a total of 44 golfers who participated in this 54 hole competition were guaranteed to get prize money. Of the total US$ 750 thousand, as much as US$ 500 thousand will be divided for professional golfers. This tournament is held for only three days without any cut-off.

Individual winners will get a prize of US $ 100 thousand or Rp 1.5 billion. Runner up gets US$ 57,500. All participants who play in full on 54 holes will get a minimum of US $ 5,860 or around Rp. 85 million. This amount is much higher than the previous tournaments held in Singapore and Thailand earlier this year, which were US$ 3,707 and US$ 4,051 for the lowest ranked golfer.

The rest, US$ 250 thousand, was for the team category which was participated by 16 countries, namely South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, New Zealand, Australia, Vietnam, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, China, Taipei, Myanmar , Hong Kong, and America. Union.

All players whose teams are in the top 15 will receive additional prizes, the amount of which will be determined by the Asian Golf Leaders Forum (AGLF) as the event organizer for this tournament.

The Ladies Asian Tour (LAT) is the organizer of golf tournaments for Asian golfers. LAT cooperates with the sanction bodies of countries in Asia. The next LAT tournament schedule is the Hana Bank Group Championship in September and the Hana Financial Group Singapore Women’s Open in December.

Title sponsor Simone is a global company in the luxury fashion industry. The company is the number one Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) luxury bag manufacturer in the world. Simone’s product and service details are available on their official website   www.simone.co.kr .

Information and Images credit to : Simone Asia Pacific Cup Organization   www.simone.co.kr.

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World No. 4 Lydia Ko headlines the inaugural Simone Asia Pacific Cup in Indonesia this week. With the LPGA off, a number of star players are competing on the LET in Spain as well as the new Ladies Asian Tour in Jakarta. Ko, 25, talked about her upcoming nuptials ahead of the event.

Reports began circulating earlier this summer that Ko was engaged to boyfriend Chung Jun. In Jakarata, the former No. 1 confirmed the engagement and said a wedding wouldn’t slow down her career.

“I don’t think there will be many changes to my schedule,” Ko said in a release. “I’m really thankful for my fiancé and my family who have been super supportive. As much as I want it, they also want me to finish my career well at the time I want to.

“As a golfer and person, I’m thankful and gives me lots of motivation to work hard when I’m competing and enjoying my time off as well. Getting married is not going to change my schedule, and it’s going to remain the same.”

The New Zealand Herald reports that Chung is the son of Ted Chung, vice chairman and CEO, Hyundai Card, Hyundai Commercial.

Joining Ko in the field are fellow major winners Hyo Joo Kim, Hinako Shibuno and So Yeon Ryu. The field of 44 will compete on the Pondok Indah Golf Course in Jakarta for a $750,000 purse.

The event is part of the new Ladies Asian Tour (LAT) Series, which kicked off in June with the DB Group 36th Korea Women’s Open. The LAT Series aims to stage seven tournaments across the Asia Pacific region in 2023, with plans to expand to 10 events in 2024. The new tour was established by the Asian Golf Leaders Forum (AGLF).

“We haven’t really had the chance to play in Asia after turning professional,” said Hong Kong’s Tiffany Chan. “Everyone is either trying to play in the States, Europe or any other tour,” said Chan during the pre-tournament press conference on Tuesday.

“For myself, I did play a lot on the China Tour, Taiwan LPGA and every single Asian Tour event in all the countries. We are finally seeing women’s golf growing in Asia.”

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Una puesta en escena Blanca y radiante

Blanca Fernández (-2) demuestra por qué se ha convertido en profesional. La madrileña está jugando La Sella Open con una invitación del torneo y ha dado en la jornada inaugural una muy buena muestra de lo que es capaz de hacer en un campo de golf.

Blanca ha entregado una tarjeta de 70 golpes en su debut en el Ladies European Tour . Nada mal, pero que nada mal. No todo el mundo es capaz de hacer algo así en su primera vuelta en el circuito: «Estoy muy contenta. He intentado estar concentrada en cada golpe, no siempre lo he conseguido, pero estoy feliz de que haya ido así. Me gusta arrancar bien», remata con humor. Su acierto le permite colocarse provisionalmente dentro de las veinte mejores del torneo y como la mejor española del día.

La vuelta de golf podemos decir que ha sido muy ‘blanquiana’. Es una jugadora agresiva y le gusta ir a por el trapo en cuanto lo vislumbra. El resultado es que le ha hecho seis birdies a La Sella Golf por cuatro bogeys. Le ha ganado al campo en los segundos nueve hoyos que, claramente, tienen más complejidad que los de la primera vuelta.

Y eso que la ronda no arrancaba precisamente de la mejor manera. Tras pegar un gran golpe desde el tee de su primer hoyo, arrancaba desde el 10, se ha dejado un segundo tiro de apenas 80 metros: «Me he confiado. Es lo que comento, hay momentos que pierdo algo la concentración y ahí realmente he pensado que era un golpe muy fácil que había entrenado. Pues toma. Un segundo golpe que no ha sido bueno se me ha ido muy a la derecha en el borde de green y tres putts». La mejor noticia es que Blanca se conoce y sabe dónde tiene que trabajar. No hay golpe fácil, se repite una y otra vez.

A partir de ahí, la española se fue soltando poco a poco. Birdie en el 12, bogey en el 13. A partir del hoyo 14, Blanca se desató. Nueve hoyos seguidos sin fallo y con cuatro aciertos: «He jugado súper bien ese tramo. Haciendo buenos birdies y salvando pares sin mucha dificultad». Ahí llegó el gran momento de la jugadora formada en Texas. Se encontraba cerrando su primera vuelta en el hoyo 18. «Tras una salida larga tenía la bola bastante hundida en el rough y he jugado un hierro cinco al draw que le he pegado exactamente como quería. Ha sido perfecta, he pasado la bandera y me he dejado una opción de eagle de tres metros». La pena ha sido que el putt se ha quedado corto y se ha tenido que ‘conformar’ con el birdie. Tirazo de la madrileña.

En el tramo final se le ha escapado alguna oportunidad y ha tenido algo de mala suerte, como la bola que se le ha quedado empotrada en el talud del bunker en el hoyo cinco y que ponía fin a su triunfal racha sin fallo.

La vuelta bien podría haber sido de 69 golpes, tras dos buenos golpes en su última bandera. Estaba en antegreen de dos en un par cinco y tendría unos quince metros hasta el agujero. El tiro pedía a gritos desde fuera un chip que rodara hasta el hoyo. «No sé qué ha pasado por mi cabeza, pero he visto muy claro que había que patear. La realidad es que he tenido miedo, quería acabar bien la vuelta y he buscado seguridad pateando». Se agradece la capacidad que tiene de analizar lo sucedido y la sinceridad de contarlo sin tapujos. Chapeau . El resultado ha sido que apenas ha movido unos pocos metros la bola: «Eh, pero desde diez metros he hecho dos putts. No era fácil después del golpe que había dado», se reconoce a sí misma divertida.

Un golpe por detrás ha comenzado Luna Sobrón (-1) . Resultado que le permite instalarse entre las treinta mejores del torneo. «Ha sido una pena porque he arrancado muy bien con tres birdies seguidos y al final se me ha ido torciendo la vuelta». El año de la mallorquina está siendo de notable muy alto. Acumula trece top 25 en la temporada. Tal y como reconoce: «Me falta un domingo perfecto para rematar con algo grande. Estoy trabajando en ello con mi psicóloga. Yo creo que salgo sin miedo, pero lo estamos analizando y poco a poco voy ganando esa batalla».

Peor le han ido las cosas a Carla Tejedo en su debut profesional. Vuelta de +2, pero todavía con margen de maniobra suficiente para colarse en el fin de semana.

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