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Korea Masters

Played 10 times since 2015, in 5 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Asan in 2026.

10
editions
61
champions
5
host cities
2015
first held
Each mark is an edition; the gold one is the latest, 2026. Not held 2020 to 2021.
Latest editionFull draw

Korea Masters 2026

Yi Sun-sin Gymnasium · Asan, South Korea · 4–9 Aug · US$250,000 in prize money

Men's singles Zhu XuanchenCHN Yoo Tae-binKOR 21–16 23–21
Women's singles Ashmita ChalihaIND Han QianxiCHN 14–21 21–14 21–14
Men's doubles Tee Kai WunMASYap Roy KingMAS Man Wei ChongMASSoh Wooi YikMAS 21–13 21–18
Women's doubles Luo YiCHNWang TinggeCHN Benyapa AimsaardTHANuntakarn AimsaardTHA 17–21 21–19 21–14
Mixed doubles Yuta WatanabeJPNMaya TaguchiJPN Kim Jae-hyeonKORJang Ha-jeongKOR 21–19 21–14
Roll of honour

Every champion, year by year.

Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.

2026Asan
Men's singlesZhu XuanchenCHN
Women's singlesAshmita ChalihaIND
Men's doublesTee Kai WunMASYap Roy KingMAS
Women's doublesLuo YiCHNWang TinggeCHN
Mixed doublesYuta WatanabeJPNMaya TaguchiJPN
2025Iksan
Men's singlesJason TehSIN
Women's singlesChiu Pin-chianTPE
Men's doublesLee Jong-minKORWang ChanKOR
Women's doublesHinata SuzukiJPNNao YamakitaJPN
Mixed doublesKim Jae-hyeonKORJeong Na-eunKOR
2024Iksan
Men's singlesKunlavut VitidsarnTHA
Women's singlesPutri Kusuma WardaniINA
Men's doublesAaron ChiaMASSoh Wooi YikMAS
Women's doublesKim Hye-jeongKORKong Hee-yongKOR
Mixed doublesGuo XinwaCHNChen FanghuiCHN
2023Gwangju
Men's singlesKento MomotaJPN
Women's singlesKim Ga-eunKOR
Men's doublesLee Jhe-hueiTPEYang Po-hsuanTPE
Women's doublesJeong Na-eunKORKim Hye-jeongKOR
Mixed doublesSeo Seung-jaeKORChae Yoo-jungKOR
2022Gwangju
Men's singlesJeon Hyeok-jinKOR
Women's singlesHe BingjiaoCHN
Men's doublesKim Gi-jungKORKim Sa-rangKOR
Women's doublesKim So-yeongKORKong Hee-yongKOR
Mixed doublesWang YilyuCHNHuang DongpingCHN
2019Gwangju
Men's singlesKanta TsuneyamaJPN
Women's singlesAn Se-youngKOR
Men's doublesLee YangTPEWang Chi-linTPE
Women's doublesNami MatsuyamaJPNChiharu ShidaJPN
Mixed doublesTang Chun ManHKGTse Ying SuetHKG
2018Gwangju
Men's singlesSon Wan-hoKOR
Women's singlesLi XueruiCHN
Men's doublesChoi Sol-gyuKORSeo Seung-jaeKOR
Women's doublesChang Ye-naKORJung Kyung-eunKOR
Mixed doublesKo Sung-hyunKOREom Hye-wonKOR
2017Gwangju
Men's singlesJeon Hyeok-jinKOR
Women's singlesGao FangjieCHN
Men's doublesKim Won-hoKORSeo Seung-jaeKOR
Women's doublesLee So-heeKORShin Seung-chanKOR
Mixed doublesSeo Seung-jaeKORKim Ha-naKOR
2016Seogwipo
Men's singlesSon Wan-hoKOR
Women's singlesSung Ji-hyunKOR
Men's doublesKim Jae-hwanKORKo Sung-hyunKOR
Women's doublesJung Kyung-eunKORShin Seung-chanKOR
Mixed doublesKo Sung-hyunKORKim Ha-naKOR
2015Jeonju
Men's singlesLee Dong-keunKOR
Women's singlesSayaka SatoJPN
Men's doublesKim Gi-jungKORKim Sa-rangKOR
Women's doublesChang Ye-naKORLee So-heeKOR
Mixed doublesKo Sung-hyunKORKim Ha-naKOR
Most titles

The most decorated players.

A doubles title counts once for each partner; a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.

  1. 1
    Ko Sung-hyunKOR Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 3 · 2015 to 2018
    4
  2. 2
    Seo Seung-jaeKOR Men's doubles 2, Mixed doubles 2 · 2017 to 2023
    4
  3. 3
    Kim Ha-naKOR Mixed doubles 3 · 2015 to 2017
    3
  4. 4
    Kim Gi-jungKOR Men's doubles 2 · 2015 to 2022
    2
  5. 5
    Kim Sa-rangKOR Men's doubles 2 · 2015 to 2022
    2
  6. 6
    Chang Ye-naKOR Women's doubles 2 · 2015 to 2018
    2
  7. 7
    Lee So-heeKOR Women's doubles 2 · 2015 to 2017
    2
  8. 8
    Son Wan-hoKOR Men's singles 2 · 2016 to 2018
    2
  9. 9
    Jung Kyung-eunKOR Women's doubles 2 · 2016 to 2018
    2
  10. 10
    Shin Seung-chanKOR Women's doubles 2 · 2016 to 2017
    2
  11. 11
    Jeon Hyeok-jinKOR Men's singles 2 · 2017 to 2022
    2
  12. 12
    Kong Hee-yongKOR Women's doubles 2 · 2022 to 2024
    2

By nation

  1. South Korea27
  2. China7
  3. Japan6
  4. Chinese Taipei3
  5. Malaysia2
  6. Hong Kong1
  7. Thailand1
  8. Indonesia1
  9. Singapore1
  10. India1
Where it is played

Host cities and venues.

Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.

Cities

  • GwangjuSouth Korea5 editions, 2017 to 2023
  • IksanSouth Korea2 editions, 2024 to 2025
  • AsanSouth Korea1 edition, 2026
  • SeogwipoSouth Korea1 edition, 2016
  • JeonjuSouth Korea1 edition, 2015

Venues

  • Yi Sun-sin GymnasiumAsan1 edition, 2026
  • Wonkwang University Cultural and Sports CenterIksan1 edition, 2025
  • Iksan GymnasiumIksan1 edition, 2024
  • Gwangju Women’s University StadiumGwangju4 editions, 2018 to 2023
  • Yeomju GymnasiumGwangju1 edition, 2017
  • Seogwipo Olympic Memorial Civic CenterSeogwipo1 edition, 2016
  • Hwasan GymnasiumJeonju1 edition, 2015