Annual Discount Benefits Up to 3.4 Million KRW on Balls and Gloves in Partnership with Korea Middle and High School Golf Federation
TaylorMade is taking the lead in nurturing young golf talents.
On the 16th, it announced that it will carry out the 'Future Young Golfer Support Project' in collaboration with the Korea Junior Golf Association (KJGA). The project supports young players by allowing them to purchase premium golf equipment, golf balls, gloves, and other essential consumables at significantly discounted prices so they can focus on practice. The program will be conducted four times by the end of this year. KJGA members can receive benefits worth up to 3.4 million KRW. Golf balls are provided up to 12 dozen per quarter (48 dozen annually), and golf gloves up to 12 pairs per quarter (48 pairs annually). The discount quantity may vary depending on the application timing.
The process is simple. After signing up on the website, applicants apply for the Future Young Golfer Support Project. They fill out and submit the application form according to the specified format. After qualification screening, individual notifications are sent via text message. TaylorMade has been committed to nurturing young talents through junior player sponsorship programs such as the Dream Challenge. Notable players who joined the Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) this year include Lee Dong-eun, Park Ye-ji, and Lim Ji-yu.
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