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South Korea in Badminton

Badminton at the Olympic Games, Paris 2024: 1 gold, 1 silver

The record

Women's first here: the stronger record.

  • Badminton at the Olympic Games3 golds, 3 silvers, 4 bronzes3golds
    Every result, newest first10
    • Paris 2024 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · An Se-young
    • Tokyo 2020 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Kim So-yeong; Kong Hee-yong
    • Rio de Janeiro 2016 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Jung Kyung-eun; Shin Seung-chan
    • Beijing 2008 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Lee Hyo-jung; Lee Kyung-won
    • Athens 2004 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Lee Kyung-won; Ra Kyung-min
    • Atlanta 1996 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Bang Soo-hyun
    • Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Gil Young-ah; Jang Hye-ock
    • Barcelona 1992 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Bang Soo-hyun
    • Barcelona 1992 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Chung So-young; Hwang Hye-young
    • Barcelona 1992 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Gil Young-ah; Shim Eun-jung
  • BWF World Championships4 golds, 6 silvers, 18 bronzes4golds
    Every result, newest first28
    • New Delhi 2026 · Gold · Women's singles · An Se-young
    • New Delhi 2026 · Gold · Women's doubles · Baek Ha-na; Lee So-hee
    • Paris 2025 · Bronze · Women's singles · An Se-young
    • Copenhagen 2023 · Gold · Women's singles · An Se-young
    • Copenhagen 2023 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Kim So-yeong; Kong Hee-yong
    • Tokyo 2022 · Bronze · Women's singles · An Se-young
    • Tokyo 2022 · Silver · Women's doubles · Kim So-yeong; Kong Hee-yong
    • Huelva 2021 · Silver · Women's doubles · Lee So-hee; Shin Seung-chan
    • Huelva 2021 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Kim So-yeong; Kong Hee-yong
    • Jakarta 2015 · Bronze · Women's singles · Sung Ji-hyun
    • Copenhagen 2014 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Lee So-hee; Shin Seung-chan
    • Guangzhou 2013 · Bronze · Women's singles · Bae Yeon-ju
    • Guangzhou 2013 · Silver · Women's doubles · Eom Hye-won; Chang Ye-na
    • Anaheim 2005 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Lee Hyo-jung; Lee Kyung-won
    • Seville 2001 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Lee Kyung-won; Ra Kyung-min
    • Copenhagen 1999 · Silver · Women's doubles · Chung Jae-hee; Ra Kyung-min
    • Lausanne 1995 · Bronze · Women's singles · Bang Soo-hyun
    • Lausanne 1995 · Gold · Women's doubles · Gil Young-ah; Jang Hye-ock
    • Birmingham 1993 · Silver · Women's singles · Bang Soo-hyun
    • Birmingham 1993 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Chung So-young; Gil Young-ah
    • Copenhagen 1991 · Bronze · Women's singles · Lee Heung-soon
    • Copenhagen 1991 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Chung So-young; Hwang Hye-young
    • Copenhagen 1991 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Gil Young-ah; Shim Eun-jung
    • Jakarta 1989 · Silver · Women's doubles · Chung Myung-hee; Hwang Hye-young
    • Beijing 1987 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Chung Myung-hee; Hwang Hye-young
    • Beijing 1987 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Chung So-young; Kim Yun-ja
    • Calgary 1985 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Hwang Sun-ae; Kang Haeng-suk
    • Calgary 1985 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Kim Yun-ja; Yoo Sang-hee
  • All England Open6 titles6titles
    Every result, newest first6
    • 2025 · Won · Women's singles
    • 2024 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2023 · Won · Women's singles
    • 2023 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2017 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2008 · Won · Women's doubles
  • Badminton at the Asian Games9 golds, 9 silvers, 21 bronzes9golds
    Every result, newest first39
    • Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Gold · Women's singles · An Se-young
    • Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Gold · Women's doubles · Baek Ha-na; Lee So-hee
    • Aichi–Nagoya 2026 · Bronze · Women's team · An Se-young; Baek Ha-na; Jang Ha-jeong; Jeong Na-eun; Kim Ga-eun; Kim Ga-ram; Kim Hye-jeong; Kong Hee-yong; Lee So-hee; Sim Yu-jin
    • Hangzhou 2022 · Gold · Women's singles · An Se-young
    • Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Women's doubles · Baek Ha-na; Lee So-hee
    • Hangzhou 2022 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Kim So-yeong; Kong Hee-yong
    • Hangzhou 2022 · Gold · Women's team · An Se-young; Kim Ga-eun; Kim Ga-ram; Baek Ha-na; Lee So-hee; Kim So-yeong; Kong Hee-yong; Jeong Na-eun; Kim Hye-jeong; Chae Yoo-jung
    • Incheon 2014 · Bronze · Women's singles · Bae Yeon-ju
    • Incheon 2014 · Silver · Women's team · Bae Yeon-ju; Chang Ye-na; Go Ah-ra; Jung Kyung-eun; Kim Ha-na; Kim Hyo-min; Kim So-yeong; Ko Eun-byul; Sung Ji-hyun; Yoo Hae-won
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Ha Jung-eun; Lee Kyung-won
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Kim Min-jung; Lee Hyo-jung
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women's team · Bae Seung-hee; Bae Yeon-ju; Chang Ye-na; Ha Jung-eun; Hwang Hye-youn; Kim Min-jung; Lee Hyo-jung; Lee Kyung-won; Sung Ji-hyun; Yoo Hyun-young
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women's singles · Hwang Hye-youn
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Lee Kyung-won; Lee Hyo-jung
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women's team · Ha Jung-eun; Hwang Hye-youn; Hwang Yu-mi; Jun Jae-youn; Lee Hyo-jung; Lee Hyun-jin; Lee Kyung-won; Lee Yun-hwa
    • Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women's singles · Kim Kyeung-ran
    • Busan 2002 · Gold · Women's doubles · Ra Kyung-min; Lee Kyung-won
    • Busan 2002 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Lee Hyo-jung; Hwang Yu-mi
    • Busan 2002 · Silver · Women's team · Bae Seung-hee; Hwang Yu-mi; Jun Jae-youn; Kim Kyeung-ran; Kwon Hee-sook; Lee Hae-young; Lee Hyo-jung; Lee Kyung-won; Ra Kyung-min; Shin Ja-young
    • Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women's singles · Lee Joo-hyun
    • Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women's doubles · Ra Kyung-min; Chung Jae-hee
    • Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Women's team · Chung Jae-hee; Kim Ji-hyun; Kim Shin-young; Lee Joo-hyun; Lee Kyung-won; Lee Soon-deuk; Ra Kyung-min; Yim Kyung-jin
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women's singles · Bang Soo-hyun
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women's doubles · Shim Eun-jung; Jang Hye-ock
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women's doubles · Chung So-young; Gil Young-ah
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Gold · Women's team · Bang Soo-hyun; Chung So-young; Gil Young-ah; Jang Hye-ock; Kim Ji-hyun; Lee Heung-soon; Ra Kyung-min; Shim Eun-jung
    • Beijing 1990 · Silver · Women's singles · Lee Young-suk
    • Beijing 1990 · Silver · Women's doubles · Chung So-young; Gil Young-ah
    • Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women's team · Chung Myung-hee; Chung So-young; Gil Young-ah; Hwang Hye-young; Lee Heung-soon; Lee Jung-mi; Lee Young-suk; Shim Eun-jung
    • Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women's singles · Hwang Hye-young
    • Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women's singles · Kim Yun-ja
    • Seoul 1986 · Silver · Women's doubles · Kim Yun-ja; Yoo Sang-hee
    • Seoul 1986 · Bronze · Women's team · Chung Myung-hee; Chung So-young; Hwang Hye-young; Kang Haeng-suk; Kim Ho-ja; Kim Yun-ja; Lee Myung-hee; Yoo Sang-hee
    • New Delhi 1982 · Bronze · Women's singles · Kim Yun-ja
    • New Delhi 1982 · Gold · Women's doubles · Hwang Sun-ai; Kang Haeng-suk
    • New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Women's doubles · Kim Yun-ja; Yoo Sang-hee
    • New Delhi 1982 · Bronze · Women's team · Hwang Sun-ai; Kang Haeng-suk; Kim Yun-ja; Song Eun-joo; Yoo Sang-hee
    • Bangkok 1970 · Bronze · Women's team · Han Sook-ee; Joon Im-soon; Kang Young-sin; Kim Jong-ja
    • Bangkok 1966 · Bronze · Women's team · Kang Young-sin; Lee Young-soon

Next

All England Open: Birmingham, March 2027

Against India

When South Korea and India finished first and second: South Korea first never, India first once.

  • 2022 · India first · Badminton at the Asian Games, Men's doubles

Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.