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"Now officially an IMG family member :)," the 16-year-old announced on Twitter.
Ko has enjoyed five professional wins since January 2012 and is ranked No. 4 in the world.
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She also benefited from the backing of wealthy benefactor David Levene, who donated some of his fortune to Ko so she could remain an amateur and continue with her studies.
Ko will have no such problems in the future as she joins the LPGA Tour in 2014.
"I am excited to work with my new team at IMG as I embark on my professional career," Ko said in a statement.
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Ko was described by IMG's global head of golf Guy Kinnings as "an incredibly impressive young lady and an astonishing player."
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