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Noh Ye-rim Breaks Through for First LPGA Victory at Founders Cup

Eunsil Ju Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-13 06:21:28
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Bradenton, FL – In a moment of pure elation, Noh Ye-rim clinched her first LPGA Tour victory at the Founders Cup, held at Bradenton Country Club. Overcoming a challenging journey and a world-class field, Noh's triumph was a testament to her resilience and unwavering dedication.   

"I finally did it!" Noh exclaimed after sinking the winning putt, her emotions overflowing as she embraced her parents. The victory was especially sweet considering the obstacles she had faced in recent years.

Noh's journey to the top has been marked by both early success and periods of struggle. A highly touted amateur, she won prestigious junior titles and quickly turned professional at the age of 17. However, her promising start was followed by a slump that tested her resolve.

"There were times when I doubted myself," Noh admitted. "But I never gave up. I kept practicing, kept working on my game, and I believed that my time would come."

That time came at the Founders Cup. Noh's performance was nothing short of spectacular, displaying a level of precision and composure that belied her years. Her iron play was impeccable, and she remained unfazed even under the pressure of competing against the world's best, including former world No. 1 Ko Jin-young.

"I focused on my own game, stayed patient, and trusted my abilities," Noh explained. "My iron shots were on point, and I was able to make crucial putts when I needed them."

A key factor in Noh's resurgence has been her switch to a long putter in 2023. Initially suggested by her father, the long putter has transformed her putting game, giving her confidence on the greens.

"The long putter has been a game-changer for me," Noh said. "It has improved my consistency and helped me make those short putts that are so important for momentum."

Noh's victory at the Founders Cup is not just a personal milestone; it also marks a significant moment for Korean golf. As a young star, she carries the hopes and expectations of a nation, and her success is sure to inspire aspiring golfers in Korea and around the world.

Looking ahead, Noh is determined to build on her victory and achieve even greater heights. "This is just the beginning," she declared. "I want to win more tournaments, including majors, and I want to become the best player I can be."

With her talent, work ethic, and newfound confidence, Noh Ye-rim is well on her way to achieving those goals. Her victory at the Founders Cup is a reminder that perseverance and self-belief can lead to extraordinary accomplishments.

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