The K.J. Choi Foundation and Ferrum Club in Yeoju, Gyeonggi Province, have signed a new agreement to expand real-world course experience for young golf prospects in South Korea.
The signing ceremony was attended by K.J. Choi Foundation Chairman K.J. Choi, Ferrum Club CEO Ko Munseong, and eight young golfers supported by the foundation.
Under the terms of the agreement, Ferrum Club will support regular monthly rounds for the foundation's young golfers, allowing them to play in two groups each month.
Ferrum Club regularly hosts major professional events, including Korean PGA (KPGA) and Korean LPGA (KLPGA) Tour tournaments. The facility operates as a championship course known for its course management and turf quality.
Chairman Choi emphasized the importance of playing under actual course conditions for long-term player development.
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"For golfers to develop, gaining experience by playing on an actual course is just as important as practice," Chairman Choi said. "I hope the young golfers will build on the experience they gain here and grow into players who excel on bigger stages." |
