This was my favorite course I played in South Korea. Great use of the land and great people running the course.

1. Tee pads - there are yellow, red, and blue natural tee pads on each hole. Tee pads were in good condition while we played.

2. Baskets - there are baskets on each hole not the totem poles that are avertised. Only one basket position per hole.

3. Shot selection - This course will allow you to use every shot in your bag depending on how aggressive you want to play the course.

4. OB - Natural OB on this course makes it challenging for most players without being over bearing. Some people will mark this as a con I find it as a pro.



you want to play the course.

1. Tee Pads - Coming from Georgia I am spoiled by concrete tee pads at every course I play regularly. Like I said in the pro section there are 3 tees per hole but they are all natural.

2. Landscaping - The the Park has a lot of smaller trees some were planted in the fairways after the course design. Some holes were ffected. Hole 8 comes to mind where there is not a great line for a birdie look.

3. Park pedestrians - There are still a few people in the area that do not know what disc golf is and will walk thru the course. Please wait and do not throw over there heads while playing.

This course is one I will try and play every time I come to Korea. I would recommend coming on Saturdays and playing with the locals to get a good feel for the course. They are good people and also play a safari of the course.