The BMW Ladies Championship at Seowon Valley Country Club has reached its halfway point, with the second round interrupted by heavy rain on Friday. Play will resume on Saturday, with all 78 golfers set to compete through the final two rounds.
As the only Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour event held in South Korea, the tournament offers top players the chance to accumulate vital ranking points and contend for a share of the $2.2 million prize fund.
READ MORE: BMW M2 Racing Completes Successful Debut at Nürburgring NLS and Hockenheim
Adding to the excitement, every participant has the opportunity to win a luxury prize—a BMW i5 or BMW i7—for a hole-in-one on the 14th or 16th hole, respectively. Both vehicles, the first fully electric models in their series, represent BMW’s push toward premium electric mobility and are manufactured at the BMW Group Plant in Dingolfing, Germany.
Hole-in-one moments have become iconic at the BMW Ladies Championship, with three golfers having previously claimed such awards. Kristen Gillman was the first, in 2019, when she earned a BMW 740Li XDrive after sinking an ace at LPGA International Busan.
A historic double followed in 2022, when Na Yeon Choi and Ariya Jutanugarn both won BMWs with perfect shots on the same day.
With the possibility of another legendary moment, the BMW Ladies Championship continues this weekend, offering both fierce competition and electrifying prizes.
Source: Electrifying Hole-in-One Awards at the BMW Ladies Championship: Unmatched Prizes and Excitement
Subscribe today for the freshest car news delivered to your inbox
