KPGA to Host Seminar on Protecting Members' Rights

2026 KPGA Third Seminar on September 9
Introduction to Sports Law and Dispute Cases
Enhancing Legal Risk Prevention and Response Skills

The Korea Professional Golfers' Association (KPGA) is taking steps to protect the rights and interests of its members.

On September 3, KPGA announced that it will host the 2026 KPGA Third Seminar, titled "Essential Sports Laws and Dispute Cases for KPGA Members." The seminar will be held on September 9 at the main conference room of the KPGA Building in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province.

KPGA Takes Steps to Protect Member Rights Through Third Seminar. Provided by KPGA

Sungkuk Kwon, an attorney from Yulchon LLC, and a speaker recommended by the KPGA Technical Education Committee will serve as lecturers. The seminar consists of two instructional sessions, each lasting 70 minutes. This seminar is designed to strengthen the prevention and response capabilities for legal risks, as well as to enhance participants’ understanding of relevant laws through real-life cases.

KPGA members can apply to participate through the KPGA website and the KPGA Academy section in the official application until September 8. Up to 100 KPGA members can register on a first-come, first-served basis, and registration is free for all KPGA members.

KPGA stated, "We expect this seminar to provide KPGA members with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of various legal issues that may arise in the field of sports and to develop practical skills to respond appropriately when disputes occur."

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