Pacific Links Korea Successfully Hosts Charity Pro-Am... Donates 10 Million Won to Seoul National University Children's Hospital

[Financial News]  Global premium golf lifestyle platform Pacific Links Korea (PLK) successfully concluded the '2025 Pacific Links Korea Charity Links Pro-Am Golf Tournament' on July 16 at Jungbu Country Club in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, and held a meaningful sponsorship ceremony to donate a total of 10 million won to Seoul National University Children's Hospital.
This Pro-Am tournament was attended by over 30 KLPGA professional players, Pacific Links members from Korea and Thailand, and numerous golf industry figures, totaling over 120 participants who enjoyed rounds and created a space for exchange. The tournament focused more on intimate interaction with professional players and the value of donation rather than competition, leading to high satisfaction among participants.
At the donation ceremony held after the event, 10 million won in development funds was officially delivered to the director of Seoul National University Children's Hospital. In addition to the official donation from Pacific Links Korea, an additional 6.58 million won was raised through voluntary donations from participants, which will be delivered to the hospital in the future. The entire donation will be used to create a more pleasant and treatment-optimized environment in the aging children's hospital ward.
A representative from Pacific Links Korea stated, "It was even more meaningful to realize social value through sports," and added, "We will continue to carry out activities that fulfill the company's social responsibility." A representative from Seoul National University Children's Hospital also expressed gratitude, saying, "Warm sharing will be a great help for the healthy future of children."
Meanwhile, at the event venue, in addition to donation activities, various side events such as hole-by-hole course events, various awards, and prize draws were prepared, providing all participants with an enjoyable experience.


jsi@fnnews.com Jeon Sang-il Reporter