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is a 51-year-old female golfer who has lost one leg in an accidental accident, but wears a prosthetic leg and challenges a pro.



Reporter Seo Dae-won met Mr. Han Jeong-won, a'prosthetic golfer' who does not know the impossible.



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Recently, a middle-aged golfer with a disability caught the eye in an audition program to discover prospects for women's golf.



[Hello.

He is a'prosthetic golfer' Han



Jeong-won,

who has stronger legs than anyone else.] Although the

challenge itself attracted attention, Han Jeong-won showed off his high-level skills and impressed him.



[Park Se-ri/Tokyo Olympic Women's Golf Team Manager: I think you will be very modeled and thank you very much for giving me hope.]



Han Jeong-won, a 51-year-old physical education teacher, lost her left leg in a car accident 8 years ago.



[Han Jeong-won/Geeheung High School Physical Education Teacher: After an accident, I cut off and only thought of going back to school.

Just let me play with my kids

So I rehabilitated really hard.]



After one year and seven months after hard rehabilitation, I went back to school and kept my appointments with my students. Later, I started playing golf late and opened a new life with my talents blooming.



He won the World Championships for the Disabled in the United States and competed with non-disabled people in the domestic long-strike competition and flew 243 meters to win the prize.



Han Jung-won's dream is to compete with non-disabled athletes on the senior tour by becoming a semi-professional.



[Han Jeong-won/Giheung High School Physical Education Teacher: While playing golf, I don't feel any disabilities.

I think golf is the sport that both the disabled and non-disabled people can play together.]



Disability is no longer a'problem' for Han Jeong-won, a'prosthetic golfer' who runs toward a dream.



[Han Jeong-won/Giheung High School Physical Education Teacher: I want to show my children more of constantly challenging themselves.

I would like to hear from my children



that'My

teacher is a disabled person, but I live really hard.']

(Video coverage: Jo Jeong-hwan, video editing: Park Chun-bae)