Hye Jin Choi is a South Korean golfer with commercial partners including Ping, LOTTE and Craig & Karl Golf. Guide to her sponsorships, equipment, clothing and net worth.
Choi turned professional in 2017 after finishing runner-up at the U.S. Women’s Open as a 17-year-old amateur. She subsequently established herself on the Korean tour before joining the LPGA Tour in 2022.
Her record includes 12 KLPGA victories, two achieved as an amateur. She remains in pursuit of her first LPGA title, having recorded nine runner-up finishes by late October 2026.
Hye Jin Choi Golf Clubs & Equipment
Choi is a Ping staff player with a full bag setup of the brand’s latest models.
Her WITB setup includes a G440 LST driver, G430 LST fairway wood, G410 hybrid and i240 irons as well as S259 wedges and G Le3 Louise putter.
Titleist also features Choi on its official player roster as a Pro V1 golf ball user.
Hye Jin Choi Clothing, Apparel & Footwear
Choi signed an apparel agreement with Craig & Karl Golf in January 2025 as the brand’s new LPGA player signing, and confirmed that she would wear its clothing in competition.
Her earlier apparel relationships include 23 Golf, which announced a clothing agreement when she turned professional in August 2017.
A separate current footwear sponsorship is in place with Nike.
Hye Jin Choi Sponsorships
LOTTE is one of Choi’s principal commercial partners with Choi one of a five-player golf roster for alongside Hyo Joo Kim, Youmin Hwang, Hyunjo Yoo and amateur Hae-in Sung.
As part of the sponsorship, Choi takes part in LOTTE’s sponsored-player activities at the LOTTE Championship in Hawaii on the LPGA.
She carries the LOTTE branding as the main sponsor of her cap on tour and is often seen wearing Oakley sunglasses.
She wears Craig & Karl Golf clothing and apparel and belt and features the logos from other supporters on her outfits.
Those sponsors include South Korean confectionary brand Pepero as well as LOTTE brands Plux, Milkis, Saero, LOTTE Chemical and LOTTE Department Store.
Hye Jin Choi Net Worth
Hye Jin Choi’s net worth is not publicly confirmed. Her official LPGA career prize money stands at approximately $7.8 million in late 2026..
Her Korean tour earnings are additional to that LPGA total with Choi having won 12 KLPGA titles including two as an amateur, when she was not eligible to collect professional prize money.
Her sponsorships provide further commercial backing but her net worth is not known.