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The Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) held its annual charity golf tournament this year as well, stepping up to provide medical support for children during the cold winter season.
The KLPGA announced that it successfully hosted the '2026 KLPGA, All For You, and Renoma Charity Golf Tournament' on the 9th at a golf course in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province.
Since 1990, the KLPGA has held an annual charity golf tournament, providing funds for medical expense support for underprivileged children, young adults caring for family members, and families in crisis, continuing its warm tradition of sharing. In particular, since 2016, it has co-hosted the event with All For You, a leading Korean sports casual brand, and Hansung FI, the parent company of Renoma, which leads golfwear trends, pooling efforts for meaningful social contribution activities to help underprivileged neighbors.
At this tournament, major KLPGA star players and amateurs played rounds together, with a total of 168 people enjoying a meaningful time. In particular, Kim Min-sol (20, Doosan Construction We've) and Seo Gyo-rim (20, Samchully), who led the rookie surge among players born in 2006, along with Yoo Hyeon-jo (21, Lotte), who recorded three wins this season, and Kim Min-sun 7 (23, Daebang Construction) and Lee Ye-won (23, Medihl), who each secured two wins this season, among other major star players who shone this season, attended in large numbers, adding to the significance of the event.
KLPGA President Kim Sang-yeol stated, "I sincerely thank Hansung FI for their unwavering and steadfast partnership over more than 10 years, and the players who willingly participated even though they had just finished the season and their fatigue had not yet subsided." He added, "The KLPGA has practiced the value of sharing through golf for a long time. Going forward, we will take the lead in delivering hope to neighbors in need and fulfilling our social responsibilities."
Meanwhile, the total charity fund of 30 million won raised through this year's tournament is scheduled to be used for children's medical expense support projects at Seoul Red Cross Hospital and Sangju Red Cross Hospital through the Korean Red Cross.
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