The top seed An was one of three South Koreans in the women’s semi-finals and she defeated German fourth seed Katharina Bauer in the final four 6-2.

An's opponent in the final was Lee Ga-hyun, who defeated compatriot Kang Chae-young 6-2.

In the final, An won 6-2 while in the bronze-medal match, Kang won 6-2 Bauer, ensuring an all-South Korean podium.

Kim was the only South Korean remaining in the men's field, but made it to the final with a 6-4 win over Jack Williams of the United States.

Mauro Nespoli from Italy continued his good form to make it to the final, beating Spaniard Miguel Alvarino Garcia 7-1.

Gold went to Kim in the final, who beat Nespoli 7-1. 

Alvarino Garcia was victorious by a 6-4 margin over Williams to win bronze.

Kim also won gold with Kim Je-deok and Oh Jin-hyek of South Korea in the men's team final, beating Spain's Alvarino Garcia, Pablo Acha and Ken Sanchez Antoku 6-0.

Kang, Lee and An replicated that performance in the women's team final, beating Britain's Bryony Pitman, Jaspreet Sagoo and Penny Healey 6-0.

The only recurve title not to go to South Korea was in the mixed team event, won by Chinese Taipei's Lei Chien-Ying and Tang Chih-Chun by a 5-4 score against Americans Jack Williams and Casey Kaufhold in the final.