This guy Joo Jin-woo must be punished

On the 26th, the US golf specialist media outlet 'Golfweek' published an article to the effect of 'Lydia Ko denies claims of giving golf lessons to the Korean First Lady'.
Beth An Nicholas, an LPGA specialist reporter for Golfweek, introduced the allegations raised by Assemblyman Joo and Lydia Ko's rebuttal.
In particular, she pointed out that Lydia Ko drew media attention due to the golf controversy in Korean politics, even though she did not participate in the BMW Ladies Championship held in Korea.
The British golf specialist media outlet 'Golfmagic' also reported on the same day under the headline 'Lydia Ko warns of legal action regarding golf allegations involving the Korean First Lady'.
The outlet covered in detail the fact that the party involved denied the allegations, while reporting on Assemblyman Joo's claims, the Presidential Office's rebuttal, and Lydia Ko's official schedule.
Both media outlets are noteworthy in that the situation—where a world-class golfer's real name was mentioned due to allegations raised by a Korean politician, leading to a direct denial and subsequent reporting by overseas specialist media—has gained attention.
Lydia Ko is a world-class golfer representing New Zealand and an Olympic gold medalist.
A situation has arisen where a player who has built an international reputation has not only had her real name brought up due to allegations from the Korean political sphere but has also had to personally clarify the matter.