Today at the Olympic Parktel in Songpa, I delivered a 'Digital Marketing with AI' lecture for current and former professional golfers, hosted by the KLPGA (Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association).
I arrived a little early to connect the projector, but no image came up.
Next to it was a notice saying, 'MacBook and LG Gram laptops have trouble connecting.'
On closer inspection, though, the real problem wasn’t the laptop. The HDMI cable was so long that the signal had weakened.
In a case like this, a single powered HDMI extension adapter solves it.
In case the venue’s internet is weak, I also always carry a Samsung Galaxy router, the SCR-01, which is sold only in Japan.
Thanks to this gear, today’s lecture ran smoothly again.
For an instructor, unpredictable on-site variables are always part of the job.
It reminded me once again that the quality of a lecture is half content, half on-site problem-solving.
The professional golfers were truly engaged.
The questions kept coming on how to apply AI to their own brands, lesson content, and social media.
Together we explored what becomes possible where professional golf meets AI.
After the lecture, many attendees asked about a follow-up course on agentic AI.
I didn’t realize interest in AI digital marketing was this high even in professional sports.
I’m looking forward to helping with even more practical content going forward.
