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Pixelsoft, Korea Pro Park Golf Association and K-Park Golf Sign MOU... "Popularizing Park Golf Nationwide"

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2025-05-27 15:22:51
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2025-05-27 15:22:51
Pixelsoft, Korea Pro Park Golf Association, K-Park Golf Sign MOU
"Contributing to National Sports through Digital Platform Construction"
From left: Kang Seong-mu, CEO of Pixel Software, Lee Jeong-gil, President of Korea Pro Park Golf Association, Jeon Yeong-chang, CEO of K-Park Golf. Provided by Pixelsoft

[Financial News]  T solution company Pixelsoft has partnered with Korea Pro Park Golf Association and K-Park Golf for the digital transformation of park golf. Pixelsoft announced that it signed a tripartite memorandum of understanding (MOU) at the Voice Caddie headquarters in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 26th.
This agreement is promoted with three main goals: digital transformation of park golf, establishment of a standardized data system, and the construction of digital infrastructure to make it a national sport. Park golf has seen explosive growth in recent years and has established itself as a national sport. According to the Korea Pro Park Golf Association, the park golf population increased from 16,728 in 2017 to 142,664 in 2023, an increase of 853%.
It is estimated that by 2025, including non-member enthusiasts, the number will reach about 1 million. As of 2024, there are 398 park golf courses and 7,727 holes in operation.
Through this agreement, Pixelsoft plans to develop an integrated digital platform that provides park golf course reservations, user data analysis, and health effect measurements.
In addition, a digital scoring system developed with Pixelsoft's technology will be introduced at the September Park Golf Pro Test organized by the Korea Pro Park Golf Association. 
Kang Seong-mu, CEO of Pixelsoft, said, "We will incorporate digital technology to develop park golf into a sport that anyone can easily access, contributing to the creation of a healthy leisure culture for the public."
jsi@fnnews.com Jeon Sang-il Reporter