Spending a week in South Korea for The Presidents Cup as the personal guest of International Team Vice Captain K.J. Choi, senior Chase Fritz is meeting some of the biggest names in golf. From left to right, Fritz with 18-time major winner Jack Nicklaus; with #3 in the world Australian Jason Day; and with International Team member Australian Adam Scott.

As part of his trip to South Korea as the personal guest of International Team Vice Captain K.J. Choi, senior Chase Fritz has been able to meet, and take selfies with some of the biggest names in golf. On the left is Fritz with USA team captain Jay Haas; on the right Fritz takes a selfie with the man who invited him to South Korea, International Team Vice Captain K.J. Choi.

The Presidents Cup is one of the biggest international golf tournaments in the world with signs publicizing the event seen throughout South Korea.

With the skyline of Incheon, South Korea in the background a Rolex clock shows the time at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea.

As the personal guest of International Team Vice Captain K.J. Choi at The Presidents Cup, senior Chase Fritz has been able to attend all the events including the opening ceremony.

The teams of the Presidents Cup on stage for the opening ceremony. On the left side is the United States team, on the right side is the International team.

Before the action begun on the golf course, Fritz was able to see many of the sights of South Korea.

The 2015 Presidents Cup is being played at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea in Incheon, South Korea. This is the first time The Presidents Cup has been held in Asia.

As the personal guest of International Team Vice Captain K.J. Choi, Fritz is getting to ride on the same buses as members of the International Team.

Spending the week in South Korea with the team from the United States is former President George W. Bush who took part in the opening ceremony dinner attended by senior Chase Fritz.