Korea Golf Course Management Association Donated a Total of 2.8 Billion Won Last Year

Donations for Social Contribution Activities by Member Clubs Last Year
Significant Contributions from Hanyang Country Club, 88 Country Club, and Others
From Scholarship Support to Sharing Daily Necessities

It has been tallied that members of the Korea Golf Course Management Association donated a total of 2.8 billion won to social contribution activities last year.

On January 5, the Korea Golf Course Management Association announced, "After surveying the status of social contribution activities at golf courses operated by our member companies nationwide last year, the total amount of donations was calculated to be 2.8 billion won."

Members of the Korea Golf Course Management Association donated a total of 2.8 billion won last year. Provided by the Korea Golf Course Management Association

Hanyang Country Club made a generous donation of 500 million won to the Community Chest of Korea and to support golf scholarship students. 88 Country Club also carried out donation activities worth 484 million won, supporting scholarship students and veterans' organizations. In addition, Cheonan Sangnok Country Club (204 million won), Happiness (180 million won), and Mungyeong Country Club (150 million won), among others, extended a helping hand not only to their local communities but also to those in need in various places.

Chairman Choi Dongho stated, "I hope that the dedication of golf courses, especially in difficult times, will be a great source of strength for local communities," adding, "We will continue to encourage sharing activities so that the golf industry can fulfill its social responsibilities and become a beloved leisure industry for the public."

A representative of the Korea Golf Course Management Association explained, "There are golf courses that could not participate in the survey due to long-term closures during the winter season, and some golf courses manage their social contribution amounts as confidential. Therefore, the actual scale of donations is likely to be much larger than the results of this survey."