"Take Public Transportation"... 'Half-Price Discount'

NH Investment & Securities Ladies Championship Leads Carbon Neutrality
10,000 Won Admission Discount for Subway and Walking Visitors
Operation of the "Miracle Zone" and "Happiness Rice Food Truck"

The NH Investment & Securities Ladies Championship, part of the Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour, welcomes spectators as an "ESG Golf Festival."

This year, the event goes beyond a simple golf tournament to embrace environmental and social values. NH Investment & Securities, the organizer, will operate a variety of programs that combine enhanced benefits for spectators with social contribution activities during the three-day tournament held at Suwon Country Club in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, starting from May 8.

This is a promotional banner for the NH Investment & Securities Ladies Championship installed at Giheung Station on the Suin-Bundang Line.

The tournament will offer a dramatic discount on admission fees to reduce carbon emissions generated by spectators' travel. All attendees who use public transportation or walk to the venue will receive a 10,000 won discount on admission tickets purchased on site. An NH Investment & Securities representative explained, "As this tournament attracts more than 30,000 spectators every year, we planned this initiative to promote environmental protection by encouraging the use of public transportation."

The event has also strengthened sharing programs for the local community and underprivileged groups. For the second consecutive year, a rice consumption promotion campaign led by the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (NongHyup) has been combined with golf. The "Miracle Zone" set up at the 14th hole stands out. Each time a player's tee shot lands in this area, NongHyup Agribusiness Group accumulates 500,000 won worth of NongHyup rice. Up to 30 million won worth of rice will be collected during the tournament and delivered to future talent among the underprivileged.

The "Happiness Rice Food Truck" will also operate to replenish the energy of players and caddies. By providing hearty meals made with Korean rice, the organizers aim to help athletes perform at their best and use the food truck as a promotional platform to highlight the value of local agricultural products to spectators.

Paid spectators will enjoy a range of benefits. A "welcome gift," which includes a commemorative bag, a NongHyup snack set, an energy drink, and bottled water, will be given to early arrivals. For fans seeking an even more comfortable viewing experience, premium tickets will be available for purchase, allowing access to a dedicated lounge where guests can enjoy draft beer and finger foods while watching the tournament.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.