Park Sung-hyun, the world's No. 1 player, returned after 9 months, "reorganizing his body and mind."

Park Sung-hyun (31), the world's No. 1 player in women's golf, will return for the first time in nine months after shaking off her wrist injury.

Park will participate in the Jeju Samdasoo Masters of the Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour, which opens on August 1. Park's latest competition was the KLPGA Tour SK Shields SK Telecom Championship in November last year, and she will return to the field for the first time in nine months through the Jeju Samdasoo Masters.

After garnering 10 wins in the KLPGA tour, Park went on to the LPGA tour in 2017 and recorded seven wins. In her first year, she won the U.S. Women's Open, a major tournament, to rank No. 1 in the world.

However, Park Sung-hyun, who lost her performance due to a wrist ligament injury, did not participate in the competition after the SK Shields and SK Telecom Championship in November last year.메이저놀이터

"I received treatment for a ligament injury in my wrist and completed rehabilitation. Currently, I am exercising my physical strength and exercising on the field to boost my performance," Park said. "I also had time to reorganize my mind."

For Park, the Jeju Samdasoo Masters remains a good memory. She won the 2016 championship with 54 holes of no bogey. "The year 2016 was a very meaningful year. I won the most wins and the lowest number of hits award in this season," she said. "I'm participating in a competition in Jeju for the first time in a long time. As it is a competition with good memories before, I will do my best to play according to expectations." "Due to the characteristics of Jeju, changes in wind, heat, and weather can be variables, so playing strategies tailored to the situation will also be important," she said.

Park Sung-hyun said, "I think I was able to overcome the difficult times because of the fans who always support me. I think showing good performance and performance is the best gift I can give to the fans."