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(LEAD) Ryu Hae-ran earns 2nd career LPGA title in playoff

Sophomore Ryu Hae-ran has found the LPGA winner’s circle for the second time in her career with a playoff victory. Ryu captured the inaugural FM Championship at TPC Boston in Norton, Massachusetts, on Sunday (local time), after beating fellow South Korean Ko Jin-young on the first hole of the sudden-death playoff with a par. Ryu took home US$570,000, the biggest

Ryu Hae-ran earns 2nd career LPGA title in playoff

Sophomore Ryu Hae-ran has found the LPGA winner’s circle for the second time in her career with a playoff victory. Ryu captured the inaugural FM Championship at TPC Boston in Norton, Massachusetts, on Sunday (local time), after beating fellow South Korean Ko Jin-young on the first hole of the sudden-death playoff with a par. Ryu, the 2023 LPGA Rookie of

Im Sung-jae finishes 7th at PGA Tour playoff finale

Im Sung-jae recorded a top-10 finish at the final PGA Tour playoff event with a strong final round in Atlanta. Im finished seventh at the Tour Championship at 18-under 269, following a final round of 64 at East Lake Golf Club in the Georgian state capital on Sunday (local time). Im had six birdies, one eagle and one bogey to

(EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on Sept. 2)

The Jeonju District Prosecutors’ Office specified former President Moon Jae-in as a “suspect” in a bribery case when it requested a warrant for search and seizure on his daughter’s house to obtain evidence last Friday. The district prosecutors’ office believes that Thai Eastar Jet, owned by a former Democratic Party (DP) lawmaker, hired Moon’s former son-in-law as its executive manager

(EDITORIAL from Korea Times on Sept. 2)

Urgent push for climate action Asia’s first constitutional court ruling on carbon neutrality The Constitutional Court delivered a notable ruling, Thursday, which could reinvigorate efforts to combat climate change. The court found that part of South Korea’s carbon neutrality law is inconsistent with the Constitution, specifically for failing to adequately protect people’s basic rights by not detailing emission reduction goals

(EDITORIAL from Korea Herald on Sept. 2)

Discrepancy in views Yoon administration fails to grasp worsening economic conditions President Yoon Suk Yeol said in a televised briefing Thursday on state affairs that the South Korean economy is on a clear path for recovery and is set to take off in a big way in the future, painting a rosy picture. The next day, however, Statistics Korea data