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TSUKUBAMIRAI, Ibaraki (Kyodo) -- Fifteen-year-old South Korean amateur Lee Hyo Song conjured up a birdie-eagle finish to become the youngest winner in

GOLF: Eleven Thai golfers will be up against some of the top KLPGA players at the inaugural Blue Canyon Ladies Championship 2024 in Phuket next weekend (Mar 15-17).

A 15-year-old girl is making headlines after saving 5 people following her death.On November 28, the official government organ donation organization …

KB Financial Group is set to host its women's golf championship from Thursday through Sunday at the Blackstone Golf Club in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province, it said Tuesday. Called KB Financial Group Star Championship, the annual competition is a major tournament for the 2023 Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour. With 1.2 billion won ($905,000) in prize money, including 216 million won for the winner, the t...

KB Financial Group will host the KB Financial Star Championship, a major KLPGA Tour tournament, at Blackstone Golf Club in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province, from Sept. 7 to 10.

KB Financial Group has harvested honey from a special apiary it runs as a part of its environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) practices, the company said Friday. The harvest marks the first since the countrys largest banking group launched a campaign in May to save bees, which are vital pollinators for food crops yet have been dwindling in numbers due to air pollution and other human-created causes of climate change.

Match play, a tournament format of enjoying aggressive golf

Hong Jung-min snatched victory at the 2022 Doosan Match Play Championship on May 22, Sunday. She put up a neck-and-neck fight with rookie rising star, Lee Ye-won, clinching her first career triumph in her 35th appearance on the KLPGA Tour. The 20-year-old eked out a 1-up victory with the unequaled approach shot close to pin before rattling off a 70-centimeter birdie putt on the penultimate hole.

Posted : 2021-04-18 15:18 Updated : 2021-04-18 17:43 Two electric scooters are parked in the middle of a sidewalk on a university campus in Seoul in this Nov. 3, 2020 photo. Korea Times photo by Lee Han-ho City government seeks to tow e-scooters at no-parking zones By Lee Hyo-jin Electric scooters, an innovative eco-friendly form of transportation, have gained increasing popularity in Korea since their sharing platforms were commercialized in 2018. More and more people are choosing e-scoote...