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Korea Open Grand Prix Gold

Played 5 times, from 2010 to 2014, in 3 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Jeonju in 2014.

5
editions
23
champions
3
host cities
2010
first held
Each mark is an edition; the gold one is the latest, 2014.
Latest editionFull draw

Korea Open Grand Prix Gold 2014

Jeonju Indoor Badminton Court · Jeonju, South Korea · 4–9 Nov · US$50,000 in prize money

Men's singles Lee Dong-keunKOR Lee Hyun-ilKOR 21–18 24–22
Women's singles Nozomi OkuharaJPN Sayaka SatoJPN 21–17 21–13
Men's doubles Lee Yong-daeKORYoo Yeon-seongKOR Ko Sung-hyunKORShin Baek-cheolKOR 21–18 21–19
Women's doubles Lee So-heeKORShin Seung-chanKOR Chang Ye-naKORYoo Chae-ranKOR 15–8 ret.
Mixed doubles Choi Sol-gyuKORShin Seung-chanKOR Shin Baek-cheolKORChang Ye-naKOR
Roll of honour

Every champion, year by year.

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

2014Jeonju
Men's singlesLee Dong-keunKOR
Women's singlesNozomi OkuharaJPN
Men's doublesLee Yong-daeKORYoo Yeon-seongKOR
Women's doublesLee So-heeKORShin Seung-chanKOR
Mixed doublesChoi Sol-gyuKORShin Seung-chanKOR
2013Jeonju
Men's singlesLee Hyun-ilKOR
Women's singlesBae Yeon-juKOR
Men's doublesKim Gi-jungKORKim Sa-rangKOR
Women's doublesChang Ye-naKORKim So-yeongKOR
Mixed doublesYoo Yeon-seongKORChang Ye-naKOR
2012Hwasun
Men's singlesLee Dong-keunKOR
Women's singlesSung Ji-hyunKOR
Men's doublesKo Sung-hyunKORLee Yong-daeKOR
Women's doublesEom Hye-wonKORChang Ye-naKOR
Mixed doublesShin Baek-cheolKOREom Hye-wonKOR
2011Hwasun
Men's singlesLee Hyun-ilKOR
Women's singlesSung Ji-hyunKOR
Men's doublesKo Sung-hyunKORYoo Yeon-seongKOR
Women's doublesEom Hye-wonKORChang Ye-naKOR
Mixed doublesYoo Yeon-seongKORChang Ye-naKOR
2010Gimcheon
Men's singlesBao ChunlaiCHN
Women's singlesLiu XinCHN
Men's doublesJung Jae-sungKORLee Yong-daeKOR
Women's doublesJung Kyung-eunKORYoo Hyun-youngKOR
Mixed doublesYoo Yeon-seongKORKim Min-jungKOR
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
    Yoo Yeon-seongKOR Men's doubles 2, Mixed doubles 3 · 2010 to 2014
    5
  2. 2
    Chang Ye-naKOR Women's doubles 3, Mixed doubles 2 · 2011 to 2013
    5
  3. 3
    Lee Yong-daeKOR Men's doubles 3 · 2010 to 2014
    3
  4. 4
    Eom Hye-wonKOR Women's doubles 2, Mixed doubles 1 · 2011 to 2012
    3
  5. 5
    Ko Sung-hyunKOR Men's doubles 2 · 2011 to 2012
    2
  6. 6
    Lee Hyun-ilKOR Men's singles 2 · 2011 to 2013
    2
  7. 7
    Sung Ji-hyunKOR Women's singles 2 · 2011 to 2012
    2
  8. 8
    Lee Dong-keunKOR Men's singles 2 · 2012 to 2014
    2
  9. 9
    Shin Seung-chanKOR Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 2014
    2
  10. 10
    Jung Jae-sungKOR Men's doubles 1 · 2010
    1
  11. 11
    Bao ChunlaiCHN Men's singles 1 · 2010
    1
  12. 12
    Jung Kyung-eunKOR Women's doubles 1 · 2010
    1

By nation

  1. South Korea22
  2. China2
  3. Japan1
Where it is played

Host cities and venues.

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

Cities

  • JeonjuSouth Korea2 editions, 2013 to 2014
  • HwasunSouth Korea2 editions, 2011 to 2012
  • GimcheonSouth Korea1 edition, 2010

Venues

  • Jeonju Indoor Badminton CourtJeonju2 editions, 2013 to 2014
  • Lee Yongdae GymnasiumHwasun1 edition, 2012
  • Hanium Culture Sports CenterHwasun1 edition, 2011
  • Gimcheon Indoor GymnasiumGimcheon1 edition, 2010