K10 All-Black Beauty Golfer Choi Min-kyung tries to win a new nest Palm Spring training session → first win

Dec 03, 2025

K10 All-Black Beauty Golfer Choi Min-kyung tries to win a new nest Palm Spring training session → first win



Choi Min-kyung will join hands with a new golf management company to prepare for the new season.

Choi Min-kyung will enter the winter training by signing an exclusive contract with Olive Co., Ltd. (CEO Lee Ju-yeon).

Olive Management, which claims to be a professional player management company, plans to help Choi win next season through systematic support, including Choi Min-kyung's physical strength and nutrition management.




Choi Min-kyung will hold off-season training with members of the Team Titleist Academy in Palm Spring, California, for three months until the end of February. In this training camp, we plan to focus on increasing the driving distance and increasing the accuracy of our irons.

Choi Min-kyung won the 'K-10 Club', which is given to a player who has been on the tour for 10 years in a row at the Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour Awards. Choi Min-kyung, a 1m 70th-tall beauty golfer, also drew attention through a calm black dress at the KLPGA Awards ceremony.

Choi Min-kyung also signed a sponsorship contract with golf brand Lynx.
K10 All-Black Beauty Golfer Choi Min-kyung tries to win a new nest Palm Spring training session → first win
Choi Min-kyung, who recorded a hole-in-one at the Celltrion Queen's Masters this season, said that sustainable player value, sincere image, and a 10-year attendance record are the main points to be linked to the brand rather than short-term performance.

Choi Min-kyung said, `After preparing with a strong team, I will calm down and compensate for my shortcomings and maximize my strengths in this training session.' `I will not rush and calmly move on to my first win. I want to repay the fans who have supported me for a long time with the results."

Choi Min-kyung, who joined the KPGA in 2011, joined the regular tour after winning two games in the Dream Tour until 2015, but has yet to win a championship.

Choi Min-kyung, who finished second at the Lotte Cantata Women's Open in 2018 and the Kyochon Honey Ladies Open the following year, has since slowed down and regained her shot by ranking second at the Blue Canyon Ladies Championship last year.




His best performance is that he participated in 29 tournaments this season and reached the finals of 22 tournaments, and tied for seventh at the McCall-Mona Yongpyong Open.



This article was translated by Naver AI translator.