Ryu thriving again after simple advice from Inbee Park
So Yeon Ryu shared Rolex Player of the Year honors last year.She reigned as world No. 1 for almost five months.So when she couldnt keep her momentum going at years start, she got frustrated. She wasnt happy with two top 10s in her first 11 starts.I lost a lot of confidence at the beginning of the year, Ryu said Thursday as she prepared to lead a strong field as the defending champion in Fridays start of the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship. My expectation level was way too high.So she sought the counsel of her pal, world No. 1 Inbee Park, who gave her some plain-spoken advice.
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Get over it, Park told her. You know what to do. Youve done it, so its not really a big deal. Dont worry about it. You were No. 1. Youve achieved a lot of things as a professional golfer. Just dont be too hard on yourself.Ryu got over it winning the Meijer LPGA Classic last week, the sixth LPGA title of her career, her third in 15 months. Shes feeling good again leading a stellar field this week at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers, Ark., a strong tune up before next weeks KPMG Womens PGA Championship, the years third major championship.World No. 1 Park, No. 2 Ariya Jutanugarn and No. 3 Lexi Thompson are among the top nine players in the world scheduled to compete this week. Twenty-four of the top 30 are in the field.When you come to defend your title, you obviously have a lot of pressure, but after I won last week, now I sort of think, maybe I have a chance to defend my title, Ryu said. So I've got total confidence, by last week.
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South Korea's Inbee Park is one of the most successful professional golfers in history. She's won 17 LPGA tournaments, including 7 Major titles, and she's held the world No. 1 ranking. In August, the 28-year-old added another accomplishment to the list: She became the first woman to win an Olympic gold medal in golf since 1900.
After getting advice from her good friend Inbee Park, So Yeon Ryu is thriving again. Ryu thriving after simple advice from Inbee Park. June 22, 2018.
Ryu thriving again after simple advice from Inbee Park
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When So Yeon Ryu couldn't keep her momentum going at year's start, Inbee Park gave her some plain-spoken advice. Ryu thriving again after simple advice from Inbee Park | Golf Channel Skip to
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Ryu thriving again after simple advice from Inbee Park She's feeling good again leading a stellar field this week at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers, Ark., a strong tune up before next week's KPMG
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