LIV Golf Partners with Korean Organizations for Youth Development Clinic in Busan

LIV Golf, the Korean Golf Club, and the Busan Golf Association conducted a combined youth development and marine conservation program at Asiad Country Club in Busan on May 27, drawing 30 local junior golfers ahead of the LIV Golf Korea 2026 tournament.

Program Structure and Participation

The clinic featured golf instruction led by Minkyu Kim from the Korean Golf Club alongside a Marine Waste Interactive Workshop. The 30 participants came from the Busan Golf Association’s youth membership, receiving both practical golf training and environmental education during the single-day event.

LIV For Good Framework Implementation

The Busan clinic represented LIV Golf’s “LIV For Good” sustainability platform, which organizes community initiatives around three pillars: Game, Community, and Planet. The program combined golf skill development with marine conservation education, targeting Korea’s coastal golf culture and Busan’s maritime identity.

Tournament Lead-Up Strategy

The youth clinic serves as advance community engagement for LIV Golf Korea 2026, scheduled to take place two years after the educational program. The initiative establishes local partnerships and demonstrates the league’s commitment to grassroots development in the Korean golf market.

Partnership Framework

Three organisations collaborated on the clinic delivery: LIV Golf provided the overarching program structure and sustainability curriculum, the Korean Golf Club supplied golf instruction expertise through Minkyu Kim, and the Busan Golf Association contributed participant recruitment and local coordination at Asiad Country Club.

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