KLPGA's Lee Jung Min-KPGA's Park Jun Hong named Honda Odyssey & CR-V Hybrid Ambassadors

 



Lee Jung-min of the Korean Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour and Park Jun-hong of the Korean Professional Golf Association (KPGA) Tour have been named Honda Odyssey and CR-V Hybrid ambassadors.


They will receive vehicles for a year and participate in various marketing activities. "We are looking forward to seeing the positive synergy that will be created with the Odyssey and CR-V Hybrid based on their outstanding skills and diverse appeal," said Lee Ji-hong, CEO of Honda Korea.


Lee is a 15-year veteran of the KLPGA who has never lost a regular tour seeding, including 10 career victories. 카지노사이트 Park joins the ranks of rising rookies after finishing runner-up at last year's KPGA Championship.

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