An Byeong-hun

Sports management agency International Sports Management (ISM) has landed anouther coup, signing former American amateur champion An Byeong-hun.



Only a month after the 2010 American amateur champion Peter Uihlein joined the management stable, the 20-year-old South Korean has decided to follow suit.


The son of two Olympic table tennis medallists, An was the youngest ever winner of the United States championship when he triumphed at 17 in 2009.


An will begin his professional career on the European Challenge Tour, having just missed out on his European Tour card at last month's qualifying school.


"I'm looking forward to the challenge and can't wait to get started," An said in a statement.


ISM chief executive Chubby Chandler said: "Ben's credentials speak for themselves. I am confident that we can guide him successfully through the often choppy waters that await young golfers starting out on their professional careers."


Masters champion Charl Schwartzel and 2010 Open champion Louis Oosthuizen are also part of the stable, but world number three Rory McIlroy and former number one Ernie Els both left last season.

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There are more than 200 Korean golfers, students and in their 20s, trying to be like TW.

Most of them just goto the driving range and play golf.
Vacation like holiday. No study No work.
Just play Golf.

How lucky....lol

This whiz kid took the same path like what Se Ri Pak did....

Just played Golf in our country and had a Filipino Golf Pro.

Some day, I think Korea will produce another TW.

Well they already produced one that can beat him hmm mix a
Korean with an African American.. A 6 foot plus Korean black guy