Boram Sangjo to Host '2nd National Park Golf Tournament' in May, Recruiting 500 Participants on a First-Come, First-Served Basis

To Be Held on May 25 at Gokgang Park Golf Course in North Gyeongsang Province

Boram Sangjo announced on April 15 that it will host the '2nd Boram Group Cup National Park Golf Tournament' in partnership with the Korea Park Golf Federation this May.

This tournament will take place on May 25 at the Gokgang Park Golf Course in Buk-gu, Pohang, North Gyeongsang Province. Boram Sangjo has begun full-scale preparations for the event and has started accepting participants on a first-come, first-served basis.

Participants are gathered to prepare for the '1st Boram Group Cup National Park Golf Tournament' held last year. Boram Group

The number of participants has been significantly expanded to around 500, an increase of about 200 from the previous tournament. The prize money and benefits have also been enhanced, with a total prize pool worth 10 million won to be awarded to the top five winners. In addition, all participants will receive commemorative gifts.

In addition, the Korea Park Golf Federation plans to strengthen the tournament's quality and the sport's professionalism by holding the '2026 Park Golf First-Class Instructor (Referee) Theory Evaluation' on April 26 at Daegu Technopark. This evaluation is for those who currently hold or are planning to obtain the federation's second-class instructor certification. Successful candidates, who will be selected through both theory and practical assessments, will receive the first-class qualification. The federation aims to foster qualitative growth in the sport by producing verified professional personnel.

A representative from Boram Sangjo stated, "To reciprocate the overwhelming interest shown last year, we have significantly increased both the number of participants and the benefits for this year's event. We will continue to promote the popularization of park golf and support the training of instructors, taking the lead in fostering a healthy and vibrant senior culture."

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