Korea Middle and High School Golf Federation to provide 62 million won scholarship to 31 dream tree scholarship students
KJGA Chairman Huh Nam-yang and scholarship students
The Korea Middle and High School Golf Federation (KJGA, Chairman Heo Nam-yang) is striving to foster dream trees.
The federation selected 31 KJGA scholarship students in accordance with Article 6 of the Scholarship Selection Regulations in 2025.
On the 9th, a total of 62 million won was paid to a total of 31 people, including 8 boys, 8 girls' high school, 7 boys' middle school, 7 girls' middle school, and 1 special scholarship student, at the 2025 Korea Middle and High School Golf Federation.
KJGA Chairman Huh Nam-yang and scholarship students
KJGA Chairman Huh Nam-yang greeting at the scholarship award ceremony.
In Article 6 of the Scholarship Selection Regulations, special recommendations for the chairman of the Korean Middle and High School Golf Federation and participants in at least five of the 2025 Federation-hosted (organized) competitions (including international dispatch competitions). Points based on the performance of the competition hosted by the federation in the year, those who were not disciplined by the Sports Fair Commission during the registration period, those who did not behave well and set an example for others, those who did not cause a stir by their guardians or leaders, those who turned pro in the year, and those who are in the same rate, excluding those who are dispatched to international competitions and those who are awarded scholarships to other organizations recommended by the federation in the year, are in place.
The Korean Middle and High School Golf Federation plans to continue to expand and maintain the scholarship system in the future to foster dream trees that will lead the future of Korean golf.
Photo courtesy = KJGA
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
