Tokyo: Indian Golfer Aditi Ashok dropped to the brilliant start at the Olympics, triggered four under 67 in the opening round for the second place in the Country Club Kasumigaseki on Wednesday.
Aditi, which attracted the attention of the golf world five years ago in Rio Olympics, shared a position with No.
1 Nelly Matura.
He is a chance behind the leader, Madalene Sagstrom Sweden, who shot 66.
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“I think I played better than I expected today because I have a lot of hybrids to vegetables, so I don’t do it this really hopes to be like 5-below up to 17,” Aditi said.
Aditi may have a part of the tin but for Bogey in the 18th hole.
Start to be bright in round 1 of the female individual stroke game for # Ind’s Aditi Ashok when he is currently tied up …
https://t.co/NF2oohDreve- # Tokyo2020 for India (@ Tokyo2020HI) 1628062109000 While Sagstrom shoots a bogiy below 66, Aditi has five birdies against one bogey and it’s in the cover hole.
He was well placed in front of a few big names in women’s golf, including tough defense champions, Inbee Park (69).
Other Indian participants in the field, Diksha Dagar (76) had a rough start in the Olympics of the girl because he had five Bogeys and no Birdie to lie in place 56 tied.
The 60-player field will play 18 holes every day and there will be no injury, so all players can play 72 holes.
Aditi birdied fifth and ninth each of 15 feet and seven feet each.
Behind nine, he added Birdie on the 13th of 15 feet and the other from almost 18 feet at 17.
Among them, he had another birdie on 14 of the three feet after an extraordinary approach.
Placed at 5 under him BogEyed the last one after losing par from under seven feet.
“But, I’m a little hiding (good) Putts and hiding the important trench trenches that keep the momentum.
So, yes, it’s a good day,” he said.
Five years ago when Aditi entered the Olympics, his father, Ashok, was in the bag and this time around him was his mother, Maheshwari, who had become a big influence on him.
“Yes, my mother, her caddying for me.
Last time I had my father in the bag, so his experience was extraordinary.
I like I want to have me next time and I make goodness on that promise,” Aditi.
said.
Aditi said he was a rookie last time but now has a lot of experience.
“…
I just finished my high school exam and then I was at the Olympics in two months.
But this time I think it’s definitely more experience, just playing in LPGA in the past five years makes you better as my player in Rio.” And I thought the Olympic experience, I was not finished and also I wanted last time, but only saw the effects on Golf in India that inspired and it kind of motivated me for this one too.
“The 23-year-old boy from Bengaluru, who has 18 major performances, has attracted global attention with early 68-68 in the first two rounds in Rio, but then faded to the T-41.
Among other things, the world of South Korea number two Ko Jin- Young, Finland’s Matilda Castren and Spain Canglota Ciganda tied fourth after the three of them were 3-under 68 respectively.
The South Korean team also boasted a ruling Olympic Champion Park (69) and No World No.
4 Kim Sei-Young (69) tied -Be-7 and sixth rank Kim Hyo-Joo (70) which is the T-16.
Zealalan new former world number one former Lydia KO (70) is four behind the leader, while Ariya Jutaniugarn, a Double main winner, stumbled to 77 With six bogeys and tied for 58 in the field of 60 players.
Feng Shanshan’s big winner from China and Brooke Canada Henderson shot 74 respectively.