Balloon-Hitting and 18-Hole Completion Missions

Virtual asset exchange Coinone is expanding its contact points with customers in their 40s and 50s through a partnership with the screen golf platform Golfzon.


Coinone announced on September 1 that it will conduct a participatory promotion at Golfzon screen golf locations nationwide. This promotion will run until September 27 and participants can join by playing a total of seven event courses: Chris Valley, Skyview, BlueOne Sangju Golf Resort, Pinestone, Flamingo, Dongwon Sun Valley, and Yongin, all well-known Golfzon courses.


The promotion consists of two missions. First, if participants hit the Coinone logo-shaped balloon that appears on the screen at least three times during the event course play, they will receive a random screen golf game support fund ranging from a minimum of 100,000 won to a maximum of 1,000,000 won. The support fund is provided via Golfzon G PASS, which can be used like cash at Golfzon locations.

Coinone Expands Reach to Customers in Their 40s and 50s with Golfzon Promotion View original image

The second mission targets new Coinone members and guarantees a 100% chance of winning simply by participating. New members who complete all 18 holes of the event course will automatically receive an investment support coupon via the Coinone application (app). All new members who register the coupon will receive 40,000 Coinone points in a batch payment on the 7th of the following month.



A Coinone marketing representative stated, "As customers in their 40s and 50s are emerging as core investors in virtual assets, comparable to younger generations, we planned this screen golf brand collaboration promotion to raise Coinone's brand awareness and contact points among them. Moving forward, we will continue to introduce various marketing activities that allow customers to experience the Coinone brand offline."


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