The day after President Yoon's arrest, Kim's wife Kim Kun-hee's mother was spotted at a ”screen golf course.”

On the 16th of this month, the day after President Yoon Seok-yeol was arrested on suspicion of sedition, Choi Woong-sun, the mother of Kim Gun-hee, the first lady of the South Korean government, was spotted at a screen golf course.
It has been pointed out that Choi behaved inappropriately amid rising tensions over the pros and cons of his arrest. On the 22nd, the Korean news site "The Fact" reported that Choi was in Gyeonggi-do (Kyung-do) on the afternoon of the 16th.
He left the nursing home in Yangpyeong, Gi-do, and went to a nearby screen golf course, where he stayed for about an hour. Choi's driver was also seen carrying golf clubs and other equipment.
The media also reported photos and footage of Choi entering and leaving the screen golf course. Choi was seen walking out of the screen golf course with a drink in one hand and a drink in the other.
She was carrying a small handbag in her hand. Ms. Choi returned to the nursing home afterwards. She is said to often play at this golf course.
The sanatorium, located near a screen golf course, is run by an affiliate of ESI&D, the family company of the Choi family.
ESI&D is known as a company whose children serve as CEO and other positions, and his wife Kim Kun-hee was also a registered director in the past.
The issue is the timing. The day after her husband, President Yoon, became the first sitting president in constitutional history to be arrested.
Supporters of President Yoon protested against the arrest, holding rallies at Seoul Detention Center where President Yoon was being held and at the High-ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency, and tensions rose to the point where some people even set themselves on fire.
On the 15th, suspicions were raised that Choi had acted as an intermediary between him and former intelligence commander Noh Sang-won, who has been cited as a key figure in the emergency martial law.
It was in a degraded state.