Men's individual recurve at the 1998 Asian Games
Venue	Thammasat Field
Dates	13–16 December 1998
Competitors	47 from 15 nations
Medalists
Han Seung-hoon    South Korea   Kim Kyung-ho    South Korea   Wataru Haraguchi    Japan
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Archery at the 1998 Asian Games
Individual	men	women
Team	men	women

The men's individual recurve competition at the 1998 Asian Games in Bangkok, Thailand was held from 13 to 16 December 1998 at Thammasat University.^[1]

All times are Indochina Time (UTC+07:00)

Legend

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Rank	Athlete	Score
1	Han Seung-hoon (KOR)	1323
2	Oh Kyo-moon (KOR)	1306
3	Kim Kyung-ho (KOR)	1297
4	Hiroshi Yamamoto (JPN)	1283
5	Kim Sun-bin (KOR)	1272
6	Wu Tsung-yi (TPE)	1272
7	Hironobu Sueguchi (JPN)	1267
8	Zhao Faqiao (CHN)	1267
9	Takayoshi Matsushita (JPN)	1258
10	Tang Hua (CHN)	1257
11	Vadim Shikarev (KAZ)	1256
12	Alexandr Kislitsyn (KAZ)	1254
13	Chiu Po-han (TPE)	1251
14	Maxim Yelisseyev (KAZ)	1249
15	Sergey Martynov (KAZ)	1239
16	Chang Chia-pin (TPE)	1238
17	Rinzin Chhophel (BHU)	1236
18	Gao Yu (CHN)	1235
19	Yang Bo (CHN)	1228
20	Wataru Haraguchi (JPN)	1228
21	Jubzhang (BHU)	1223
22	Satyadev Prasad (IND)	1222
23	Mangal Singh Champia (IND)	1222
24	Hendra Setijawan (INA)	1215
25	Oscar Briones (PHI)	1210
26	Skalzang Dorje (IND)	1210
27	Prawit Poljungleed (THA)	1207
28	Chin Phaoai (THA)	1193
29	Rajesh Hasdak (IND)	1186
30	Wahyu Hidayat (INA)	1175
31	Chan Kam Shing (HKG)	1174
32	Yulianto (INA)	1171
33	Latip Pramono (INA)	1165
34	Christian Cubilla (PHI)	1161
35	Tashi Peljor (BHU)	1156
36	Michael Facundo (PHI)	1152
37	Tempa (BHU)	1150
38	Prayad Mookdaon (THA)	1096
39	Vigen Shahbazian (IRI)	1082
40	Au Yeung Lai Tak (HKG)	1073
41	Pipat Talubkaew (THA)	1072
—	Kourosh Karimzadeh (IRI)	DNS
—	Gombodorjiin Gan-Erdene (MGL)	DNS
—	Safar Negmatov (TJK)	DNS
—	Philip Tamer (LIB)	DNS
—	Joseph Haykal (LIB)	DNS
—	J. Gerelkhuyag (MGL)	DNS

	Final
	1	Han Seung-hoon (KOR)	113
	3	Kim Kyung-ho (KOR)	112

	Bronze medal match
	20	Wataru Haraguchi (JPN)	109
	2	Oh Kyo-moon (KOR)	116

• Wataru Haraguchi was awarded bronze because of no three-medal sweep per country rule.

	Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarterfinals					Semifinals
	1	Han Seung-hoon (KOR)	166
	32	Yulianto (INA)	144			1	Han Seung-hoon (KOR)	166
	17	Rinzin Chhophel (BHU)	157			16	Chang Chia-pin (TPE)	153
	16	Chang Chia-pin (TPE)	158								1	Han Seung-hoon (KOR)	109
	9	Takayoshi Matsushita (JPN)	150								25	Oscar Briones (PHI)	101
	24	Hendra Setijawan (INA)	159			24	Hendra Setijawan (INA)	155
	25	Oscar Briones (PHI)	165			25	Oscar Briones (PHI)	161
	8	Zhao Faqiao (CHN)	164													1	Han Seung-hoon (KOR)	114
	5	Kim Sun-bin (KOR)	165													20	Wataru Haraguchi (JPN)	106
	28	Chin Phaoai (THA)	154			5	Kim Sun-bin (KOR)	170
	21	Jubzhang (BHU)	153			12	Alexandr Kislitsyn (KAZ)	147
	12	Alexandr Kislitsyn (KAZ)	156								5	Kim Sun-bin (KOR)	106
	13	Chiu Po-han (TPE)	161								20	Wataru Haraguchi (JPN)	110
	20	Wataru Haraguchi (JPN)	162			20	Wataru Haraguchi (JPN)	152
	29	Rajesh Hasdak (IND)	160			29	Rajesh Hasdak (IND)	149
	4	Hiroshi Yamamoto (JPN)	158

	Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarterfinals					Semifinals
	3	Kim Kyung-ho (KOR)	166
	30	Wahyu Hidayat (INA)	152			3	Kim Kyung-ho (KOR)	160
	19	Yang Bo (CHN)	153			14	Maxim Yelisseyev (KAZ)	152
	14	Maxim Yelisseyev (KAZ)	161								3	Kim Kyung-ho (KOR)	106
	11	Vadim Shikarev (KAZ)	154								6	Wu Tsung-yi (TPE)	104
	22	Satyadev Prasad (IND)	156			22	Satyadev Prasad (IND)	155
	27	Prawit Poljungleed (THA)	170			6	Wu Tsung-yi (TPE)	165
	6	Wu Tsung-yi (TPE)	171													3	Kim Kyung-ho (KOR)	112
	7	Hironobu Sueguchi (JPN)	161													2	Oh Kyo-moon (KOR)	108
	26	Skalzang Dorje (IND)	162			26	Skalzang Dorje (IND)	159
	23	Mangal Singh Champia (IND)	145			10	Tang Hua (CHN)	161
	10	Tang Hua (CHN)	166								10	Tang Hua (CHN)	102
	15	Sergey Martynov (KAZ)	152								2	Oh Kyo-moon (KOR)	106
	18	Gao Yu (CHN)	162			18	Gao Yu (CHN)	152
	31	Chan Kam Shing (HKG)	146			2	Oh Kyo-moon (KOR)	164
	2	Oh Kyo-moon (KOR)	166

• Results