Golf Diplomacy: Yoon Engages Trump Ahead of Presidency

A recent survey of over 3,000 golfers revealed key areas they would like to see improved at their clubs, with slow play being the most prominent concern. Suggestions included hiring course marshals to enforce pace of play and adjusting tee time intervals to reduce delays. Meanwhile, the Philippine Golf Tour celebrated a successful season, showcasing both seasoned champions and promising junior talent, particularly through the Junior Philippine Golf Tour (JPGT). This series of tournaments not only fosters skill development but also instills values of dedication and resilience in young golfers. In a different context, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is preparing for 'golf diplomacy' with Donald Trump as he aims to build rapport with the president-elect, who is known for his golfing prowess. This unusual approach reflects global leaders' sensitivity to Trump's potential influence on international relations, particularly regarding trade agreements.