Golf Organizations
KPGA
The Korea Professional Golfers' Association (KPGA), the governing body for professional men's golf in South Korea.
The KPGA (Korea Professional Golfers' Association) is the governing body for professional men's golf in South Korea. The KPGA organizes the KPGA Tour featuring events primarily in South Korea. The KPGA Tour has developed multiple international stars including K.J. Choi (first South Korean to win on the PGA Tour), Y.E. Yang (2009 PGA Champion), and Sangmoon Bae. The KPGA Tour serves as a development pathway for Korean players moving to the international tours.
How Golfers Say It
"KPGA Tour."
"Korean men's tour."
"Korean PGA."
Origin
The KPGA (Korea Professional Golfers' Association) was established to govern professional men's golf in South Korea. The KPGA organizes the KPGA Tour.
Rules & Context
The KPGA Tour features events primarily in South Korea. The KPGA Tour serves as a development pathway for Korean players moving to the international tours.
"The KPGA is the governing body for professional men's golf in South Korea. The KPGA Tour has developed multiple international stars including K.J. Choi (first South Korean to win on the PGA Tour) and Y.E. Yang (2009 PGA Champion). The KPGA Tour serves as a development pathway for Korean players moving to the international tours."
Frequently Asked Questions
What does KPGA stand for?
Korea Professional Golfers' Association. The KPGA (Korea Professional Golfers' Association) is the governing body for professional men's golf in South Korea.
Which famous players came from the KPGA?
K.J. Choi, Y.E. Yang. The KPGA Tour has developed multiple international stars including K.J. Choi (first South Korean to win on the PGA Tour) and Y.E. Yang (2009 PGA Champion).
Where is the KPGA based?
Seoul, South Korea. The Korea Professional Golfers' Association is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
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