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The 2010 Korean Tour was a season on the Korean Tour , a series of professional golf tournaments . The table below shows the season results.
Tournament schedule
Date
Tournament
Location
Prize fund (KRW )
Winner
Notes
21 Mar
Korea-China Tour KEB Invitational (1st tournament)
Shanghai
400,000,000
Kim Hyung-tae (4)
11 Apr
Tomato Savings Bank Open
Jeju
300,000,000
Kim Do-hoon 753 (1)
17 Apr
Eugene Securities Open
Incheon
300,000,000
Kang Sung-hoon (2)
25 Apr
Ballantine's Championship
Seogwipo
3,233,854,303
Marcus Fraser (n/a)
Co-sanctioned by European Tour and Asian Tour
9 May
GS Caltex Maekyung Open
Seongnam
800,000,000
Kim Dae-hyun (2)
Co-sanctioned by OneAsia Tour
23 May
SK Telecom Open
Incheon
900,000,000
Bae Sang-moon (7)
Co-sanctioned by OneAsia Tour
20 Jun
Dongbu Insurance Promy Gunsan CC Open
Gunsan
300,000,000
Kim Do-hoon 752 (1)
4 Jul
J-Golf KPGA Championship
Yongin
500,000,000
Son Joon-eob (1)
8 Aug
Johnnie Walker Open
Jeju
300,000,000
Kim Bi-o (1)
27 Aug
Lake Hills Open
Yongin
300,000,000
Choi Jin-ho (2)
5 Sep
Meritz Solmoro Open
Yeoju
500,000,000
Lee Seong-ho (5)
12 Sep
Hyundai Capital Invitational
Seogwipo
$700,000
Japan
Team match between South Korea and Japan
19 Sep
Korea-China Tour KEB Invitational (2nd tournament)
Hoengseong
400,000,000
Hwang Inn-choon (4)
3 Oct
Shinhan Donghae Open
Yongin
800,000,000
John Huh (1)
10 Oct
Kolon Korea Open
Cheonan
1,000,000,000
Yang Yong-eun (3)
Co-sanctioned by OneAsia Tour
17 Oct
Hanyang Sujain-Pine Beach Open
Haenam
300,000,000
Kim Dae-sub (7)
24 Oct
Munsingwear Championship
Cheongwon
400,000,000
Kang Kyung-nam (6)
14 Nov
Hana Tour Championship
Pyeongchang
300,000,000
Kim Wi-joong (2)
Order of Merit
The Order of Merit used a points system. Points were awarded based on the player's position in each event.
Source: [ 1]
Prize money leaders
Rank
Player
Money (KRW )
Events
1
Kim Dae-hyun
426,619,331
13
2
Kang Kyung-nam
339,455,712
14
3
Bae Sang-moon
320,607,809
11
4
Yang Yong-eun
300,000,000
1
5
Kim Bi-o
284,175,000
11
'Events' refers to the number of tournaments in which the player won prize money.
Source: [ 1]
References
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