Tokyo: In any other tournament, Aditi Ashok will be happy to take place in fourth place, but this is the Olympics and golfers say it is difficult for him to be happy even though he produces the best performance by Indians at the exhibition.
Sole Overnight 2nd, Aditi Fourth Finish with three under 68 in the final round which made it 15-below 269 overall at the Country Club par-71 where Mrs.
Nelly Corda Corda from the US took gold with a total of four rounds with a total of 17-in Down 267.
“I think I gave it 100 percent I, but, yes, fourth at an Olympics where they gave three medals, this kind of sucks.
In other tournaments I would be very happy, but it was difficult to be happy with the fourth place.
I played well and give it 100 percent I, “he said.
“Going to the round I didn’t think much about it, it was fine, but obviously coming (last stretch) I tried my best to hollow some of the last few putts …
in the regular tournament whether you finished both or fourth really didn’t matter, no Someone cares, “he explained his feelings.
Read Alsotokyo Olympics: All you need to know about lion golfers in India Aditi Ashokadi Ashok, who have become one of the most consistent golfers in the first three rounds of women’s golf competitions, narrowly passed in medals, after finishing fourth in the field of 60 golfers.
And with that he also now Indian golfers with the best final results on the 23rd of it was not too happy with his last round show even though it was studded with five birdies just against two bogey.
“I just skipped so much fairway.
Nine front I just hit one and back nine I thought I had to hit maybe three of the four more.” It was bad today, making me run out of position.
I can’t approach the flag, “he Rujing.
But he hopes that his star show will turn on unprecedented interest in sports, which is considered elitis.” I wish I had a medal, but I hope everyone is.
Still happy.
Going to the round, I didn’t think about it (people watched him on TV) too much, “he said.” Only has more finishing up, even if it’s not a podium settlement, it might bring more support for sports.
, (with) more children take it.
It helps build a game, “he said.
Read Alsotokyo Olympics 2020: Aditi Ashok Misses narrow medal, finished 4thindia’s Aditi Ashok missed a narrow medal when he signed 4th in the Olympic golf competition after entering three under 68 in the final round of the weather hit here on Saturday.
Golf returned to the 2016 Olympics after more than 100 years of a gap and Aditi had competed on the edition, finishing 41.
“Obviously, when I started playing golf, I had never dreamed of facing the Olympics.
Golf is not even an Olympic sport.
“You just take it, work hard and have fun every day.
And sometimes you get here,” he said.
Does he have thoughts about the fourth place that is feared, or know legends like Milkha Singh, who has ended fourth in the match? “No, I don’t know that actually now I have joined – you don’t want to join the club.
But I think I’ve joined it.
But no, I think it’s good, even top.
5 or 10 big at a very good Olympics,” he said.
Aditi, who also played at the Youth Olympics, had a series of records with his name.
The youngest to win the European Ladies qualifying tour (leave), he became the first Indian who won on a European European tour, when he claimed India 2016 Open Indian Heroes.
He added two more titles.
He now has 18 main performances, the most by Indians – men or women.
List of long notes.
On the last day of the Tokyo Olympic Golf Contest, the battle for medals continued to 72, the last hole of the four-day competition.
At what happened in his mind, said Aditi, “it’s actually not much, actually.
I have a really good lie, I hit the fairway finally and then I had a nice club, so it was good too.” “…
I have the opportunity to make Birdie and I pull it with the remaining hair, too because there is a bunker and water on the right but still I give myself a birdie putt …
I mean I want to punch and I give my best effort.
It’s hard to impose problems when you like 30 feet away.
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It’s hard to be happy with the 4th place, said Aditi Ashok
