South Korea national badminton team explained

South Korea
Association:	Badminton Korea Association
Confederation:	Badminton Asia
President:	Kim Taek-gyu
Rank:	2
Date:	4 April 2024
Max Rank:	1
Max Date:	6 July 2017
World Mixed Team Champ Apps:	17
World Mixed Team Champ First:	1989
World Mixed Team Champ Best:	Champions (1991, 1993, 2003, 2017)
World Men's Team Champ Apps:	21
World Men's Team Champ First:	1984
World Men's Team Champ Best:	Runners-up (2008, 2012)
World Women's Team Champ Apps:	21
World Women's Team Champ First:	1984
World Women's Team Champ Best:	Champions (2010, 2022)
Regional Name:	Asian Mixed Team Championships
Regional Cup Apps:	3
Regional Cup First:	2017
Regional Cup Best:	Runners-up (2017, 2023)
Regional2 Name:	Asian Men's Team Championships
Regional2 Cup Apps:	8
Regional2 Cup First:	1985
Regional2 Cup Best:	Semi-finals (1985, 1987, 1989, 2016, 2018, 2022, 2024)
Regional3 Name:	Asian Women's Team Championships
Regional3 Cup Apps:	4
Regional3 Cup First:	2016
Regional3 Cup Best:	Runners-up (2020, 2022)

The South Korea national badminton team (ko|대한민국 배드민턴 국가대표팀) represents South Korea in international badminton team competitions. The team emerged as the Sudirman Cup champion in 1991, 1993, 2003, and 2017,^[1] also won world women's team championships in the 2010^[2] and repeated this feat in the 2022 Uber Cups.

Participation in BWF competitions

Year	Result
	Fourth place
	Group stage − 5th
	Group stage − 6th
	Group stage − 5th / 6th
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Group stage − 5th / 6th
	Semi-finalist
	Group stage − 5th
	Semi-finalist
	Quarter-finalist
	Runner-up
	Quarter-finalist
	Runner-up
	Quarter-finalist
	Semi-finalist − 4th
	Quarter-finalist − 7th
	Quarter-finalist − 7th
	Quarter-finalist − 8th
	Quarter-finalist − 7th

Uber Cup

Year	Result
	Third place
	Third place
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Quarter-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Winner
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist − 3rd
	Semi-finalist − 3rd
	Winner
	Semi-finalist − 3rd

Year	Result
1989^[3]	Runner-up
	Winner
	Winner
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Winner
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist
	Winner
	Quarter-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up

Participation in Badminton Asia Championships

Men's team

Year	Result
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Quarter-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist

Women's team

Year	Result
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	did not enter

Mixed team

Year	Result
	Runner-up
	did not enter
	Runner-up

Junior competitive record

World Junior Team Championships

See also: BWF World Junior Championships.

Suhandinata Cup

!Year!Result

	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Winner
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Did not enter
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Third place
	Winner
	Quarter-finalist
	10th place
	9th place
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Quarter-finalist
	Cancelled
	Cancelled
	Winner
	9th place
	13th place

Asian Junior Team Championships

See also: Badminton Asia Junior Championships.

Men's team

!Year!Result

	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Winner

Women's team

!Year!Result

	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Winner
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Semi-finalist

Mixed team

!Year!Result

	Winner
	Quarter-finals
	Runner-up
	Quarter-finals
	Quarter-finals
	Did not enter
	Semi-finalist
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Runner-up
	Winner
	Quarter-finals
	Semi-finalist
	Quarter-finals
	Runner-up

Famous players

Men

• Heo Kwang-hee
• Jeon Hyeok-jin
• Lee Dong-keun
• Lee Hyun-il
• Park Sung-hwan
• Shon Seung-mo
• Son Wan-ho
• Choi Sol-gyu
• Ha Tae-kwon
• Han Sang-hoon
• Hwang Ji-man
• Jung Jae-sung
• Kang Kyung-jin
• Kang Min-hyuk
• Kim Dong-moon
• Kim Ki-jung
• Kim Moon-soo
• Kim Sa-rang
• Kim Won-ho
• Ko Sung-hyun
• Lee Dong-soo
• Lee Jae-jin
• Lee Yong-dae
• Park Joo-bong
• Seo Seung-jae
• Shin Baek-cheol
• Yoo Yeon-seong
• Yoo Yong-sung

Women

• An Se-young
• Bae Youn-joo
• Bang Soo-hyun
• Hwang Hye-youn
• Jun Jae-youn
• Kim Ga-eun
• Kim Ji-hyun
• Seo Yoon-hee
• Sung Ji-hyun
• Baek Ha-na
• Chae Yu-jung
• Chang Ye-na
• Chung So-young
• Eom Hye-won
• Gil Young-ah
• Ha Jung-eun
• Hwang Yu-mi
• Jang Hye-ock
• Jeong Na-eun
• Jung Kyung-eun
• Kim Ha-na
• Kim Min-jung
• Kim So-yeong
• Kong Hee-yong
• Lee Hyo-jung
• Lee Kyung-won
• Lee So-hee
• Ra Kyung-min
• Shim Eun-jung
• Shin Seung-chan

Notes and References

1. Web site: Badminton: South Korea upset China to win Sudirman Cup . The Straits Times . 28 May 2017 . 24 March 2020.
2. Web site: Ee-Lyn . Ooi . Uber Cup 2010 Final – Bae-utiful Korea capsize Wang-derful China . Badzine . 15 May 2010 . 24 March 2020.
3. Web site: Populorum . Mike . Archiv SudirmanCup . sbg.ac.at . 8 May 2019.