Jointly Organized by KPGA Tour and DP World Tour

Total Prize Fund of 4 Million Dollars, Winner's Share 680,000 Dollars

Eleven Top-10 Finishes This Season, Including Three Runner-up Results

Siwoo Kim, ranked 13th in the world, will compete in the Genesis Championship, which has a total prize pool of 4 million dollars.


On September 16, the tournament organizers announced, "Siwoo Kim, who has been active on the PGA Tour in the United States this year, has confirmed his participation in the Genesis Championship." The event is co-hosted by the Korea Professional Golfers' Association (KPGA) Tour and the DP World Tour. It is the largest international professional tournament held in Korea. This year, it will take place from October 22 for four days at Woojeong Hills Country Club in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province.

Siwoo Kim will participate in the Genesis Championship for the second consecutive year. Photo by the Genesis Championship Organizing Committee

Siwoo Kim will participate in the Genesis Championship for the second consecutive year. Photo by the Genesis Championship Organizing Committee

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Siwoo Kim will once again contend for the Genesis Championship title for the second consecutive year. This season, he achieved three runner-up finishes and recorded 11 top-10 placements on the PGA Tour. Among all Asian players, as well as Koreans, he holds the highest world ranking, which is also the highest of his career. Last year, he finished tied for 21st place in this tournament.


Kim expressed his excitement, saying, "I am very happy to participate in the Genesis Championship again this year. The support from fans during last year's tournament was truly overwhelming. I look forward to meeting the fans again this year and hope to put on a great performance."



This year, a total of 126 top players from home and abroad, including the top 36 players in the Genesis Points standings, will compete. The winner will receive 680,000 dollars, a Genesis vehicle, and a two-year exemption to play on both the KPGA Tour and DP World Tour from 2027 to 2028.


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