Discover the Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course
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▶▶ Go to the Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course Real-Time Reservation
Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course Reservation Website
After a few days of rain,
the breeze has become quite refreshing,
marking the arrival of the perfect season for outdoor exercise.
Having completed its trial operation,
I finally visited the officially opened Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course!
Let me share my experience of enjoying a round on its 45 holes amidst lush nature.
This facility has been improved from its trial operation phase
and is now officially opened as a provincial sports facility.
During the trial period, over 50,000 visitors enjoyed the course,
which has been upgraded with expanded parking, shading facilities,
and CCTV installations, making it truly pleasant.
The Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course spans an area of 70,722㎡,
featuring a total of 5 courses with 45 holes (approximately 2,798m) from Course A to E.
With a variety of hole lengths from a short 42m to an exhilarating 130m,
there was never a dull moment during the round.
▶ Basic Information about Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course
Location: Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do, Naesu-eup, Guseong-ri 414-41
Regular Closure: Every Monday and on public holidays excluding Saturdays and Sundays
Operating Hours:
Summer: 07:00 ~ 18:00
Winter: 08:00 ~ 17:00
※ Entry is restricted during lunch hours (12:00~13:00),
and entry closes 2 hours before the end of operations.
The parking facility has a spacious area with 162 dedicated parking spots,
so there were no difficulties in parking.
▶ Usage Fees & 50% Discount Benefits
The basic fee for Chungbuk residents is 6,000 won,
while non-residents can enjoy a round for 10,000 won.
On days ending in 1 (1st, 11th, 21st, etc.),
residents from areas with declining populations are prioritized.
Eligible for a 50% discount (actual usage fee 3,000 won):
- Veterans and their families
- Registered persons with disabilities
- Families with two or more children
- Low-income households and single-parent families
- Seniors aged 65 and above
- Residents of declining population areas and students
Previously, many faced inconveniences waiting at other park golf courses.
Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course operates a 100% reservation system
through its dedicated website, allowing for minimal waiting time on-site.
The course is certified by the Park Golf Association,
boasting excellent grass quality and meticulous course design suitable for national competitions.
▶ Tips for Enjoying Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course!
Upon arrival, you must scan the QR code from your reservation
at the office or entrance to gain entry, so be sure to bring your smartphone!
There are insect repellent dispensers near the entrance,
and I spotted many grasshoppers and dragonflies.
While you can practice your swing before entering,
let's head in!!
It was challenging to tee off without shade,
but colorful umbrellas provided some respite from the sun.
For smooth gameplay, teams of 3-4 are encouraged, so keep this in mind when reserving.
The course layout is easy to grasp at the start,
making it convenient to visualize the course in your mind.
The course is well-marked, especially with dividers for each line,
making it easy to understand how to approach each tee shot.
Although it didn't seem large online,
it was surprisingly spacious in person.
The hilly areas made it challenging for beginners like me!
Facilities include restrooms at the entrance and at the far end,
with shaded areas to rest intermittently.
You can move safely to the green without interfering with play.
There's a mud brush next to the entrance to tidy up your clothes and shoes,
and I enjoyed a brief rest with snacks and cool water.
Only snacks and drinks you bring are allowed in the lounge.
It's a wonderful place to maintain health while enjoying time with family and friends.
Whether on weekdays or weekends,
why not enjoy a pleasant round at the Chungbuk Provincial Park Golf Course by reserving online in advance?
Highly recommended!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/cbkb21/224412497220
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