Professional golfer Choi Chan, 29, who claimed his first career victory on the KPGA Tour this season, has signed a management deal with All That Sports.
All That Sports, a sports marketing agency led by CEO Gu Dong-hoe, announced the agreement Wednesday, describing Choi as "a player who has quietly walked his own path and grown step by step over a long period of time." The agency pledged to "actively support him as his management company so he can showcase his abilities on the international stage as well."
Choi claimed his first KPGA Tour title at the 2026 Woori Financial Championship in April, posting a 13-under-par 271 in his 32nd Tour start since his 2022 debut. After completing mandatory military service, he returned to the KPGA Tour for the 2025 season through the qualifying tournament and won twice on the KPGA Challenge Tour.
Choi is now preparing to enter the Japan Golf Tour qualifying tournament and PGA Tour Q-School as he looks to test himself internationally and pursue new challenges.
"I'm thrilled to join All That Sports, home to top players from Korea and abroad," he said. "I achieved my first KPGA Tour win after years of preparation, but there is still so much more I want to show. I want to consistently post strong results on the domestic tour while also taking on overseas tours and competing on a bigger stage."
All That Sports represents a roster of elite golfers including PGA Tour player Im Sung-jae, Jang Yu-bin, Lee Tae-hoon, Shin Sang-hoon, Jo Woo-young, Hwang Jung-gon, Lee Su-min, Kim Seung-min, Kim Hyun-wook, Choi Jun-hee and LPGA Tour player Yang Hee-young.
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