Yoo Hyun-jo Gives Golf Lesson to Young Players Ahead of Lotte Open

Sports|
|
By Kim Se-young
||
null - Seoul Economic Daily Sports News from South Korea

The Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour's Lotte Open, with a total purse of 1.2 billion won, will be held over four days starting Wednesday at BearsBest Cheongna Golf Club in Incheon. Top players from home and abroad will once again gather to compete fiercely for the "Lotte World Tower Trophy."

The 18th hole, which had been a signature space, will operate as an enhanced "Lotte Pleasure Stadium." Organizers said the stadium-style gallery viewing structure and LED video system provide an overwhelming sense of immersion.

On Tuesday, one day before the tournament's opening, a one-point lesson event was held featuring Lotte golf team players and youth participants. Yoo Hyun-jo is giving a lesson to a young player. Photo provided by the tournament organizing committee.

Original reporting by Kim Se-young for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

Watch · Seoul Economic Daily

More →
5:23

AI KEY

Preview
Korean Corporate Intelligence HubKOSPI · KOSDAQ · 12 sectors

A live, cap-weighted view of every KOSPI and KOSDAQ sector, with same-day Korean reporting distilled by company — built for foreign investors, correspondents and analysts who need to scan Korea before the next session.

Korea Chaebol Tree

Preview
Families Behind the GroupsKFTC May 2026 · DART filings

An English-first interactive map of Samsung, SK, Hyundai, LG and Lotte — built for foreign investors, correspondents and analysts. Korea translates companies into English. We translate the families behind them.

SIGNAL

Pre-register
English Edition · Capital MarketsM&A · IPO · PE · Fund Flows

Pre-register for SIGNAL English Edition — a premium subscription bringing Korean capital markets coverage (M&A, IPOs, private equity, fund flows) to global institutional investors. First access to the 50% introductory rate.