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The Korea Golf Association (KGA) held a regular general meeting in 2026 and set a bold goal of winning all Asian Games sports along with confirming this year's budget.
KGA announced in a press release on the 29th that it held a regular general meeting in 2026 at the Grand Ballroom of The Plaza Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul today.
At the general meeting, a report was made on this year's budget of 8 billion won, including rewards for the 20th Aichi and Nagoya Asian Games. The association plans to boost the morale of the team by setting 20 million won, 10 million won for silver, and 5 million won for bronze medals at the Asian Games in Japan in October.
KGA Chairman Kang Hyung-mo said, "I would like to thank delegates and member golf courses for their support in promoting the association's business over the past year. We will continue to operate the association in a transparent and stable manner by listening to the voices of the field."
Chairman Kang then stressed, "We will make thorough preparations and support with the goal of winning gold medals in all sports at the Asian Games in October."
At the same time, the association deliberated on the approval of five new member golf courses (Adenhill Resort and Golf Club, Elysian Gangchon, Elysian Jeju, Roséang, and Jeonju Shangri-La) and the revision of the articles of association and voted as originally drafted.
Meanwhile, at the 2026 Korea Golf Association Awards, which followed the end of the regular general meeting, awards were given to individuals and organizations who made contributions in each field, including school sports, daily sports, guidance, referees, and research last year.
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