The second edition of the Youth Olympic Games has already resulted in a blue-yellow medal. Marcus Kinhult stayed together nerves over the last day and played home a silver coin to Sweden.
Two years before the Gulf makes his historic comeback in the Olympic Games in Rio, it is the young people’s turn to jump the gun hunt for success, and already has a Swedish medal combed home. To the Youth Olympic Games in China arrived two blue and yellow players with medal hopes and on the men’s side, it was instant success.
Marcus Kinhult began to say the least prestigious contest by a brilliant 66-round take the lead. In Wednesday’s second round, the Swede dropped his pole position and was going into the final day’s play tied for third. Skaftö player, however, took a place in the round wire closure ball and the young but already seasoned Kinhult succeeded in the competition’s final 18 holes perform another round in 70 strokes to take the first Swedish golf medal in the Olympics. Thursday’s final round July 69 kinds of 18-year-old who now can once again put a heavy track to his résumé.
– With a few hours’ distance, I am satisfied with the silver medal. I am also in the whole satisfied with today’s round. To mate Tore shoot -5 back nine, I can not do much about more than lifting his hat. But it was awesome and guaranteed to be instructive to the forefront last nine says Kinhult to Swedish Golf.
The margin to the victorious Italian Renato Para Tore was ultimately two kinds. The bronze took the Thai Danthai Broonma that landed on -6.
In the women’s race was represented Sweden by another great hope for the future – Linnea Power. But a cold putter during the week was one of the reasons that the Swede was a bit away from the lead. A 75-second and two straight 73-rounds were enough to stop on a shared 12th place in the results list. The winner was South Korea’s wife Soyoung Lee on -14.
But there are more medal chances for Power, who along with Kinhult will play mixed-race which starts on Sunday.
– Now I am aiming on and Linnea new medals in the team event that begins on Sunday, ends Kinhult.
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