Park Seo-jin won the KLPGA Samchully Together Dream Tree Competition 2025, and Samchully's sincerity to find promising players

Sep 06, 2025

Lee Chan, vice chairman of Samchully Group, is taking a commemorative photo with the winners of the 1st to 3rd places in the `KLPGA-Samchully Together Dream Tree Contest 2025" high school.

The KLPGA-Samcheonri Together Dream Tree Competition 2025' held at Gunsan CC for five days co-hosted by Samcheonri and the Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) ended.

Starting with the first competition in 2015, a total of 256 national golf prospects, including 80 middle school and 176 high school, participated in the two-day preliminary round, and the top 128 advanced to the finals and competed fiercely.

As a result of the final round held on the 5th, Park Seo-jin (second grade at Seomun Girls' High School) won the high school with a final total of 15-under 201. Lee Si-eun (Namnyeong High School freshman, 11-under 205), ranked second, and Yang Tae-yang (Jinju Foreign Language High School freshman, 9-under 207) ranked third. In the middle school division, Lee Da-kyung (third grader at Hamil Girls' Middle School) topped the list with a final total of 9-under 207, while Kim Seo-ah (first grader at Shin Seong-joong, 8-under 208) and Park Yoo-bin (first grader at Yeongdeok Girls' Middle School, Gyeongbuk, 8-under 208) ranked second and third, respectively.

Scholarships and injuries were awarded to the winners of the competition. In particular, Park Seo-jin, Lee Si-eun, and Yang Yang, the first to third-ranked players in the high school division, were granted a KLPGA regular tour or dream tour recommendation given to players who ranked first to third in the middle and high school integrated grades.

'KLPGA-Samcheonri Together Dream Tree Contest 2025' Commemorative Photo

This competition was well received by both players and parents for its careful consideration, including full support for green fees, caddy fees, and cart expenses during this year's competition, providing quality meals, and running events that ease players' tension and add joy.

Meanwhile, over the past decade, the Together Dream Tree Competition has produced a number of star players, including Song Ga-eun (2015 middle school and 2016 high school championship), Kim Jae-hee (2016 middle school championship), Cho Ah-yeon (2017 high school championship), Kim Min-joo (2017 middle school championship), Kim Min-byul (2018-2019 middle school championship), Hong Jung-min (2019 high school championship), Seo Kyo-rim (2022 high school championship), and Lee Hyo-song (2022 middle school championship), and has established themselves as a "gate for the next generation of golf prospects."

Samcheonri Group, which celebrates its 70th anniversary this year, is taking the lead in expanding the base of domestic golf and fostering talent through the operation of Samcheonri Academy, which systematically fosters amateur prospects, as well as the Samcheonri Sports Team (Ko Ji-won, Ko Ji-won, Madasom, Park Bo-gyeom, Seo Kyo-rim, Yoo Hyun-jo, Lee Se-hee, Lee Jae-yoon, Jeon Ye-sung, Choi Ga-bin, and Jung Ji-hyun).

As a result, Samcheonri Sports Team continues to make remarkable achievements, including professional Yoo Hyun-jo's KLPGA Rookie of the Year award in 2024 and professional Ko Ji-woo and Ko Ji-won's first KLPGA sister wins in one season this season. Samchully Group plans to continue to actively support the growth of junior players who will be responsible for the future of Korean golf and do their best to develop domestic sports and become a 'loved company' that fulfills social responsibilities.

Photo provided = Samchully

This article was translated by Naver AI translator.