SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
GOLFZON (Chief Executive Officer: Chang Seong-won) (www.golfzonsimulator.com) (KOSDAQ:215000) donated two golf lesson simulators, ‘GOLFZON Driving Ranges (GDRs)’, to the national golf team of Taiwan.
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After donating two GDR systems to the Chinese Taipei Golf Association on Jan 19, Kim Joo-Hyun, Executive Director for Overseas Business Division at GOLFZON (First from left), is taking a commemorative photo with Tien-ya Hsu, President of Chinese Taipei Golf Association, Melanie Huang, President of Sunrise Golf & Country Club, and Kuo Chiawei, President of Beckhan Co., Ltd. (Photo: Business Wire)
GOLFZON GDR, the official training equipment for Korean National Golf Team, provides the most accurate simulation data by using a high speed dual camera sensor system. Combining convenient statistics graphics, swing shot videos and online services, aggregated practice data is analyzed to show players stats such as tee-shot, green-on, putting accuracy rates.
GOLFZON held the GDR donation ceremony with Chinese Taipei Golf Association on January 19, 2017 at Sunrise Golf & Country Club in Taoyuan, Taiwan. The ceremony was attended by over 200 golf industry leaders in Korea and Taiwan, including Kim Joo-Hyun, Executive Director for Overseas Business Division at GOLFZON; Tien-ya Hsu, President of Chinese Taipei Golf Association; and Wang Hanzhong, Senior Secretary of Sports Department, Ministry of Education of Taiwan.
The donation is designed to support more scientific and systematic training of the national golf team of Taiwan. Based on this, two GDRs and other golf training facilities will be installed at Sunrise Golf & Country Club in Taiwan.
Sunrise Golf & Country Club is designated as a training facility for national golf team members of Taiwan, and it is well known as a club that produced Yani Tseng, a golf empress of Taiwan. Currently, it is actively operating programs of nurturing promising youth golfers of Taiwan.
Members of Taiwan’s national golf team will be provided with data-based systematic training and results of online and mobile app-based analysis through GOLFZON’s GDR program.
“We hope technologies of GOLFZON will contribute to training national golf team members of Taiwan and development of golf culture in Taiwan,” said Kim Joo-Hyun, Executive Director for Overseas Business Division at GOLFZON.
“We are excited to have chances of training promising golf players through partnership between the advanced golf lesson technology provider in Korea and Taiwan’s national golf team. We are committed to training golf players who will demonstrate their talent in international games,” said President Tien-ya Hsu of Chinese Taipei Golf Association.
Meanwhile, GOLFZON has been continuously striving to nurture world top golfers and improve skills of golf hopefuls by sealing an official agreement with the U.S. Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) to provide golf simulators in 2015 and donating golf simulators to national golf team of China in March 2016.
About GOLFZON
GOLFZON is a world leading company in the virtual golf industry, established in South Korea in 2000. GOLFZON has been trying to overcome the entry barrier to golf and expand the number of golfers under the corporate philosophy, “making golf enjoyable for everyone,” believing that golf should no longer be exclusive for the upper class. With a simulation-based business model consisting of golf, IT, and culture, GOLFZON is presenting golf in a way never seen before. In addition, products have been internationally recognized for their high quality and are currently being exported to more than 40 countries in Asia, North America, Europe, and other continents.
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