Kim Joo-Hyung plays a shot in the Pro-Am yesterday, ahead of the Singapore Open. asian tour PR
SINGAPORE: South Korea’s Kim Joo-Hyung achieved so much in his first tournament of the year — the Singapore International — last week.
He won the tournament in a thrilling sudden-death play-off, took over top spot on the Asian Tour Order of Merit and moved into the top-100 in the world rankings.
The 19-year-old knows that he cannot rest on his laurels as this week he competes in the US$1.25 million Singapore Open, the final event of the tour’s 2020-21 season. “I’m still enjoying it,” said the powerfully built star.
“You know, I wish I could have enjoyed it a little bit…
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