An 18-hole park golf course has opened in Idong, Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do.


On October 2, Gimhae City held the opening ceremony for Chilsan Park Golf Course, attended by around 200 local residents and park golf enthusiasts.


At the opening ceremony of Chilsan Park Golf Course in Gimhae, Gyeongnam, attendees are taking a commemorative photo before cutting the ribbon. <br>[Photo by Gimhae City]

At the opening ceremony of Chilsan Park Golf Course in Gimhae, Gyeongnam, attendees are taking a commemorative photo before cutting the ribbon.
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Chilsan Park Golf Course was constructed with a total project budget of 700 million won on a 18,687-square-meter site in Idong, Gimhae, and will begin operating for the general public starting October 3.


The course will be operated and managed by Gimhae Urban Development Corporation.


The opening ceremony included a progress report, commemorative speech, congratulatory remarks, ribbon-cutting, and a ceremonial tee-off event.


Tosan Park Golf Course, I-dong, Gimhae-si, Gyeongnam. <br>Photo by Gimhae-si

Tosan Park Golf Course, I-dong, Gimhae-si, Gyeongnam.
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According to the city, although the number of citizens enjoying park golf in Idong, which is adjacent to Jangyu, has increased, there had been a shortage of park golf infrastructure.


The city expects that this opening will significantly ease the inconvenience that residents had experienced due to the lack of facilities.


Mayor Jeong Youngdu said, "I am very pleased that the park golf course has opened thanks to the support and interest of our residents. I hope many people will use the course and enjoy a healthier and more vibrant life."



For more information on using Chilsan Park Golf Course, please visit the Gimhae Urban Development Corporation website or the Gimhae City Public Reservation Portal.


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