The Hanwha Classic of the Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) will take place at Jade Palace Golf Club (par 72, 6,797 yards) in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province on Tuesday. It is the third major competition this year. The total prize money amounts to 1.7 billion won and the prize money amounts to 306 million won. The KLPGA Tour has the most prize money. It is the competition that athletes want to win the championship the most because of the huge prize money. In addition to the prize money, the team will receive “Tag Hoyer Carrera Gold” worth 6 million won and a ticket to use La La La La Obei Resort worth 5 million won. 먹튀검증
Park has swept nine KLPGA tour championships (two major wins). She is enjoying her heyday this year. She has been listed in the top 10 nine times, including three wins. She has collected 928.55 million won in prize money, ranking No. 1 in the category. If she wins the Hanwha Classic, she will not only surpass 1 billion won (1 million U.S. dollars) but also break Park Min-ji’s record of 1.5213 million won (1.2 million dollars) in prize money for the season in 2021. As Park tied for 10th place in the championship last year, she added confidence to her bid to join the Jade Palace Golf Club.
Yoon In-na, who has enjoyed immense popularity in this season, has accumulated prize money of 761.43 million won (92nd place) by ranking within the top five six times including the title. If she wins the Hanwha Classic, she will be able to secure an advantage in the competition for the top prize money by surpassing 1 billion won. Lee Ye-won, a three-time winner of this season’s prize money, has collected 723.14 million won (third place). She aims to regain the top spot in the prize money rankings along with surpassing 1 billion won in this season’s prize money. She is committed to dispel regret by winning the runner-up prize at this competition last year.
Besides the three golfers, a large number of overseas tour players will also participate. Starting with Erika Hara, who has won five titles in the Japan Ladies Professional Golf Association (JLPGA), Sora Kamiya and Shina Kanazawa (Japan) will participate. Lee Min-young and Ahn Shin-ae, who are playing in the JLPGA, and Lee Hyo-song, the youngest Japanese winner, are also on the list. Ji Eun-hee and Sung Yu-jin, who are active in the U.S. LPGA among Hanwha Q Cells, will join the list.