Korea Open (golf)

Korea Open
Tournament information
Location	South Korea
Established	1958
Course(s)	Woo Jeong Hills CC
Tour(s)	Korean Tour; OneAsia Tour (2010-present)
Format	Stroke play
Prize fund	KRW1,000,000,000
Month played	October
Tournament record score
Aggregate	265 Sergio García (2002)
To par	−23 (as above)
Current champion
	Lee Kyoung-hoon

The Kolon Korea Open, as it is currently known for sponsorship reasons, is a men's professional golf tournament that has been held annually in South Korea since 1958.

The Korea Open was a fixture on the Asian Tour until 2009, when it became part of the rival OneAsia Tour's inaugural schedule. In 2008, for the 51st edition of the event, the total purse was US$1,000,000 which made it one of the Asian Tour's richest sole-sanctioned events.

Winners

This list is incomplete

Year	Winner	Country	Score
Kolon Korea Open
2015	Lee Kyoung-hoon	South Korea	271 (−13)
2014	Kim Seung-hyuk	South Korea	282 (−2)
2013	Kang Sung-hoon	South Korea	280 (−4)
2012	Kim Dae-sub	South Korea	279 (−5)
Kolon Korea Open presented by ELORD
2011	Rickie Fowler	United States	268 (−16)
2010	Yang Yong-eun (2)	South Korea	280 (−4)
Kolon-Hana Bank Korea Open
2009	Bae Sang-moon (2)	South Korea	274 (−10)
2008	Bae Sang-moon	South Korea	273 (−11)
2007	Vijay Singh	Fiji	278 (−6)
2006	Yang Yong-eun	South Korea	282
2005	Choi Gwang-soo	South Korea	282
Kolon Korean Open
2004	Edward Loar	United States	286 (−2)
2003	John Daly	United States	282 (−6)
2002	Sergio García	Spain	265 (−23)
2001	Kim Dae-sub (amateur)	South Korea	272 (−8)
2000	Thongchai Jaidee	Thailand	278
1999	K.J. Choi (2)	South Korea	278
1998	Kim Dae-sub (amateur)	South Korea	278
1997			285
1996	K.J. Choi	South Korea	279
1995			282
1994	Mike Cunning	United States	282
1993			282
1992	Todd Hamilton	United States	280 (−8)
1991	Scott Hoch (2)	United States	279
1990	Scott Hoch	United States	278
1989			210
1988	Frankie Miñoza	Philippines	279 (−9)
1987	Chen Liang Hsi	Thailand	279
1986	Tsao Chien-Teng	Thailand	280 (−8)
1985	Chen Tze-chung	Taiwan	280 (−8)
1984	Michael Clayton	Australia	283 (−5)
1983	Hiroshi Yamada	Japan	287
1982	Choi Yoon-Soo	South Korea	277 (−11)
1981	Chen Tze-ming (2)	Taiwan	285 (−3)
1980	Chen Tze-ming	Taiwan	214 (−4)
1979	Shen Chung-Shyan	Taiwan	289 (+1)
1978	Kin Seung-Hack (2)	South Korea	277 (−11)
1977	Ho Ming-Chung	Taiwan	285 (−3)
1976	Katsunari Takahashi	Japan	214 (−2)
1975	Kuo Chie-Hsiung	Taiwan	284 (−4)
1974	Cho Tae-Woon	South Korea	286 (−2)
1973	Kim Seung-Hack	South Korea	282 (−6)
1972	Hahn Chang-Sang (7)	South Korea	276 (−12)
1971	Hahn Chang-Sang (6)	South Korea	281 (−7)
1970	Hahn Chang-Sang (5)	South Korea	289 (+1)
1969	Hsieh Yung-yo (3)	Taiwan	286 (−2)
1968	Kin-Chung Chan	Taiwan	283 (−5)
1967	Hahn Chang-Sang (4)	South Korea	281 (−7)
1966	Hahn Chang-Sang (3)	South Korea	295 (+7)
1965	Hahn Chang-Sang (2)	South Korea	288 (E)
1964	Hahn Chang-Sang	South Korea	294 (+6)
1963	Hsieh Yung-yo (2)	Taiwan	287 (−1)
1962	Torakichi Nakamura	Japan	284 (−4)
1961	Hsieh Yung-yo	Taiwan	293 (+5)
1960	Orville Moody (3)	United States	288 (E)
1959	Orville Moody (2)	United States	301 (+13)
1958	Orville Moody	United States	306 (+18)