A club made her morale depressed. The switch lets her lead us to open

Erin, Wisconsin – Yealimi Noh is having fun. She kept getting problems.

But this is verification in itself.

Can I try again?

“I think you asked me this a few months ago,” No said. “Now they are like, oh, can I? Try ittry it?

“I think, okay.”

“OK” will be selling Short NOH in the first round of the U.S. Women’s Open Thursday at the U.S. Women’s Open. Under 68-quarters, the 23-year-old professional from San Francisco was tied to the top after waving in the morning. She made three little birds. In the 4th 15-stroke match, she cut for Eagle.

All of this makes the scene from two years ago so crazy. Noh’s sway is powerful, smooth and efficient at one time. That’s what you want. But what about her then? Undesirable.

She said she had Yips.

“My putter is not a good place…” Noh said after her round. “Honestly, I had YIP at the time, and it was really difficult.

“I don’t know what to do.”

Her coach had an idea: Why not try a long putt? She gave it a try. At first, it was a little awkward – she didn’t know how to use it. Pride didn’t bother her, though. “It may not matter when you struggle,” Noy said. “You’re going to do everything you can to get better. I don’t think it’s in the picture.”

Soon after, she switched to a laboratory golf broom and things clicked. This season on LPGA, NOH won the strokes in putting. On Erin, she hit only 28 putts on Thursday. On the 2-hole of the 4-4, she dropped a 15-foot bird. On the 13th hole of the 3rd, she rolled the birdie on the 17-foot player. Her process seemed pretty polished. Her left hand is on the top of the putter. Below the grip on the right. Take a quick look at the hole. Then he had a stroke.

Yes, her travel colleagues must at least look at the stick.

“Yes, I’m really good at speed today, and I’ve been doing a lot of things until today,” Noh said. “There are so many lab putts for me, not only longer putts, but shorter putts. These are very solid.

“Honestly, my speed got much better with long putts. Yes, much better than when I had a standard length putt. It was really good.”

It contributed to a victory at Founders Cup in early February, her first on the LPGA. From there, she said, she thought things were unlocked. She played for six weekends in seven events, although a missed cut was at the Chevron Championship, the last major of the year. “Yes, more confident,” Noh said of her victory. “I think it’s going to be under a lot of pressure, and a lot of it – yes, even if I don’t have a great start or a good round, it’s just a confidence and a guarantee, a greater belief in myself, the lens and what I can do.”

Friday brought another challenge. NOH will start the second round of the profession.

This is also more verification.

“Yes, I think it’s a good start, but over the next few days, do the same,” Noh said.

“Focus on hitting many fairways and lots of greens and keeping them going.”

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