Reservations Open to District Residents from the 20th to 24th,
Non-Residents from the 25th of Each Month

Yeongdeungpo District in Seoul (District Mayor: Cho Yujin) announced on October 2 that it held an opening ceremony for the “Yeongdeungpo 2nd Park Golf Course” at Anyangcheon on October 1 and began operations. The district stated that, when combined with the first course, the facility has a total of 36 holes, making it the first and largest of its kind among all autonomous districts in Seoul.

A panoramic view of Yeongdeungpo 2nd Park Golf Course. Provided by Yeongdeungpo District Office.

A panoramic view of Yeongdeungpo 2nd Park Golf Course. Provided by Yeongdeungpo District Office.

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The new 2nd Park Golf Course covers an area of 20,797 square meters and is located alongside the original 1st course (18,236 square meters) following the Anyangcheon. Together, the two courses occupy a total of 39,033 square meters. After completing the construction on June 23, the district carried out facility enhancements for about two months, up to September 30, including turf management, additional restrooms, and upgrades to electrical and plumbing systems.


Reservations for both the 1st and 2nd courses can be made through the integrated reservation website operated by the Yeongdeungpo District Facilities Management Corporation. District residents can reserve their slots for the following month from the 20th to the 24th of each month, while non-residents may make reservations from the 25th until the end of the month.


The opening ceremony was attended by District Mayor Cho Yujin, representatives of the Yeongdeungpo District Sports Association and the Yeongdeungpo District Park Golf Association, and around 100 local residents. The event included a plaque unveiling, an inaugural shot, and a facility tour.



District Mayor Cho Yujin stated, “With the establishment of the 2nd Park Golf Course, Yeongdeungpo has truly become the ‘Park Golf Special Zone.’ We will continue to develop the ‘world’s best park golf course’ where residents can pursue their dreams and enjoy sports in the beautiful natural environment of Anyangcheon.”


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