The Korea Professional Golf Association will hold its third seminar of 2026 — titled "Essential Sports Law and Dispute Cases for KPGA Members" — on Wednesday at the KPGA Building conference room in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province.
The seminar will feature Kwon Sung-kuk, an attorney at law firm Yulchon, and a speaker recommended by the KPGA's technology and education committee. It will be divided into two teaching sessions of 70 minutes each.
The event was organized to strengthen members' ability to prevent and respond to legal risks and to deepen their understanding of the law through real-world cases. The program is designed to help KPGA members — whether active as players, coaches or golf industry professionals — grasp key legal issues such as contracts and disputes, and learn how to handle various situations through practical examples.
Registration is open to KPGA members on a first-come, first-served basis through Tuesday via the "KPGA Academy" section of the association's website and app.
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