Yecheon will be hosting the second stage of the Hyundai Archery World Cup in 2024, welcoming over 350 athletes who will compete at the Jinho International Archery Field from 21-26 May. The prestigious field is named after Kim Jin-ho, who became Korea’s first World Archery Champion in 1979.
Fans can look forward to watching the finals live from the venue’s permanent arena on 25-26 May. Those unable to attend in person can still catch all the action by subscribing to archery+ or through World Archery’s broadcast partners, including the brand-new World Cup Watchalong.
The World Cup Watchalong, hosted by Greg White, offers a unique podcast-style format with exclusive behind-the-scenes content and access to additional camera angles during the competition. This will provide viewers with a more immersive and interactive experience while watching the world’s top archers compete in Yecheon.
For a list of select broadcasters airing the event, check the bottom of this page. Don’t miss out on the excitement of the Hyundai Archery World Cup in Yecheon, where history and excellence in archery collide.
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