The English gap in Korean golf news
Most of what happens in Korean golf is reported only in Korean. This desk exists to close that gap.
Korea sends some of the world's best players to the major tours. It also has one of the most distinctive golf markets anywhere. Yet most English-language golf coverage treats Korea as a source of winners, not as a place with its own industry, habits and news.
The reporting exists. It is in Korean, and it rarely travels.
What gets lost
When the story stays in Korean, international readers miss the context behind the headlines: why a platform changed its pricing, how a new venue format caught on, what a tour decision means for players and sponsors.
What this desk does
Golf Beyond Rounds reads Korean-language coverage, selects the stories that matter beyond Korea, and writes them up in English with the background a newcomer needs. Every story links to the original reporting. We summarize and add context; we do not copy.
What to expect
Short, clear stories on screen golf, courses and travel, business and technology, and the tours. If you work in golf, travel to Korea to play, or just follow the game, subscribe and we will send new stories as they publish.