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The LPGA Tour announced Monday the International Crown, its biennial international competition inaugurated this year, will be held in South Korea in 2018.
At a press conference held at a Seoul hotel, the tour said South Korea will be the first venue of the International Crown outside the United States. The first edition of the biennial event, which features eight countries with their four highest-ranked players in match play, was held at Cave Valley Golf Club in Owing Mills, a suburb of Baltimore. (Yonhap)
At a press conference held at a Seoul hotel, the tour said South Korea will be the first venue of the International Crown outside the United States. The first edition of the biennial event, which features eight countries with their four highest-ranked players in match play, was held at Cave Valley Golf Club in Owing Mills, a suburb of Baltimore. (Yonhap)
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