It's true that I wrote the score wrong...Park Yeon-soo Furious At Daughter Song Ji-ah's Disqualification
Jul 16, 2024
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Park Yeon-soo said on the 16th, "(Golf) started late, and Jia hopes to start professional career as soon as possible. Why don't you want to be a member of the national team like your father? "My goal was to pass the national team or standing army to relieve my mother's pain and quickly become a professional, and I was living twice as hard these days for the KLPGA chairman Bae, but he called me a week before the game."
He said, `I received the KLPGA application a month ago, and I wrote down the score of the other match as 74, but when I looked it up, I couldn't go because it was 71. I was confused about the score of the match, so I wrote more (of course, it's 100% my fault). I can't believe this match has been played 10 times and I cut it right away without even giving a chance to edit it. It's unfair that I couldn't even get an interview with a company document," he said.
Also "Other associations contact me to make corrections, but isn't the score-checking process a problem because players have less than their own scores?" I can't go to the game because I used more points! How can this happen!"There was a time to edit it, but why didn't you do it? I didn't know what I wrote wrong, so how can I fix it. Isn't it the KLPGA that confirms that?" he said angrily.
Park Yeon-soo also said, `What should I do with Jia's heart that can't go to the desperate match. I'm really sorry that I'm a stupid mother. I hope you will become an advanced KLPGA without talking about your practices."
Netizens' responses to Park Yeon-soo's article were mixed. Some pointed out that it is necessary to give a chance to make up for mistakes, but filling out the documents properly is fundamental, and even when you join a company, if you write the documents incorrectly, you may be canceled due to false information.
Next, Park Yeon-soo's full text.
Jia, who started late, hopes to enter the professional league as soon as possible. Why don't you want to play the national college like your dad.
My goal was to become a professional soon after passing the national team or standing army to relieve my mom's pain, and I couldn't do a protagonist because it wasn't my birthday yet
The KLPGA, which only wanted to be in the top five in a match that gave semi-finals to the players in advance, and was living hard and twice as hard these days for the KLPGA chairman Bae, only called last night to say that he couldn't participate in the match a week before the match.
I received the application for the KLPGA president's cup a month ago, but I had to write down the score for another match, so I wrote it as 74, but when I looked it up, he said he couldn't go because he was 71 strokes.
I was confused between Gochang match and Bitgoeul beanie score, so I wrote more (of course, it's 100% my fault)
It's not like there's been 10 matches, and you cut it right away without even giving me a chance to change it. It's unfair that I couldn't even get an interview with the company's documents.
I have a match next Monday, but the group didn't come out a week ago, so I checked the score a week ago and contacted you at night. Other associations contact me so that I can modify it, but isn't it because the score checking process is a problem because the players have less than their own scores. I can't go to the game because I used more scores. How can this happen!
You have to let us know in advance whether you are eligible or not so we can modify it. You asked me why I didn't do it when I had time to edit it, but I didn't know what I wrote wrong, so how can I fix it. Then I'll ask you again. Isn't it the KLPGA that confirms that? Parents who need to be rounded in advance but can't do anything other than waiting until the group comes out.
What should I do with Jia's heart that I couldn't go to the match I was desperate for. I'm really sorry that I'm a stupid mother. Please don't talk about the practice and become an advanced KLPGA. It's a match that can be really desperate for someone.
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