Golf Zone (CEO Park Kang-soo and Choi Deok-hyung) announced on the 27th that it will hold the "Chrisfnc GTOUR Invitational" competition at Daejeon Golf Zone Joymaru at 1 p.m. on December 1st, where you can watch screen golf competitions between representative players who have been active on this year's KLPGA Tour. 바카라사이트
Eight players from CRISFNC, who have shone on the KLPGA tour this year, will participate in four teams in groups of two to showcase their skills and charms, providing special fun. The total prize money for the tournament is 50 million won. Separately, CRISFNC plans to donate 15 million won worth of golf clothing and supplies to 88CC golf scholars at the end of the year with a warm heart.
The 18-hole team stroke-playing event will be held at Lakewood CC (mountain road/forest road), the official course of the "Chris FNC KLPGA Championship." Park Hyun-kyung, Heo Da-bin, Lee Ye-won, Hyo Sang-joo, Lee Ga-young, Park Hye-joon, Yoo Hyun-jo and Lee Dong-eun will form a team and play nine holes per player, and the order of play will be decided by the players before the game.
As it is a gallery open competition, it will be a special event where golf fans can visit the site in person and vividly see the shot competition of professional players, which was not easy to meet.
An official of CRISFNC said, "We are happy that our CRISFNC players, who have been active in the KLPGA tour this year after the end of the regular tour, will be able to return the interest and love of golf fans through the event competition with the golf zone."
Son Jang-soon, managing director of the media division of the golf zone, said, "In addition to the screen tour, the golf zone, which has contributed to the development of the domestic screen golf tour, continues to present events that show the hidden screen golf skills and charms of professionals playing in the KPGA and KLPGA. We will continue to work hard to take the lead in the success of the domestic golf tour through opportunities to communicate with golf fans across the screen and field."