Police Investigate Golf Company That Gave Golf Clubs to Public Officials, Professors, and Journalists
[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Taewon] The police have launched an investigation into a golf club sales agency suspected of giving expensive golf clubs to public officials, professors, and journalists.
The Anti-Corruption and Public Crime Investigation Unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency announced on the 20th that it is investigating a golf club sales agency that distributed golf club sets to individuals subject to the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act.
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The agency is suspected of distributing golf club sets they sell to about 10 people, including former minister-level public officials, university professors, and journalists covering golf. The golf club sets delivered are reported to each exceed 1 million won. A police official stated, "We will focus on whether this constitutes a violation of the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act."
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