Wow! This Airport Has a Golf Course!

Incheon Airport in South Korea deserves to be ordained as one of the best airports in the world. Just look at the facilities inside, this airport has a large golf course. Can play golf first before the plane comes!

Judging from the official website of Visit Korea, Monday (8/12/2014) the golf course is known as SKY72. It covers an area of ​​69 thousand square meters and has a total of 72 international standard holes.

There are three sections within the golf course, namely Dream Golf Range, Bada Course, and Haneul Course. At the Bada Course, tourists can play golf with a panoramic view of the blue ocean in front of their eyes. While at Haneul Course, it is decorated with green hills and beautiful valleys. Just choose for yourself, where you want to play.

Actually, quoted from the CNN Travel site, SKY72 Golf Course is not exactly inside Incheon Airport. If you want to go there, tourists can take the free bus provided by the airport for just 5 minutes and get off at the International Business Complex. But even so, the SKY72 Golf Course is still considered one of the facilities of Incheon Airport.

SKY72 Golf Course is open every day of the year, from 05.30 am to 23.00 pm. In addition to a golf course, there is also a gym and sauna facilities.

How much does it cost to play golf there? Prepare a pocket starting from 30 thousand Won for a game of 9 holes to 60 thousand Won for 18 holes, or around Rp. 330 thousand to Rp. 661 thousand for weekdays. As for the weekend, the price is a little more expensive.

Prices on weekends, ranging from 48 thousand Won for a 9 hole game to 96 thousand Won for 18 holes. Converted, around Rp 528 thousand to Rp 1 million.

The SKY72 Golf Course has also become a favorite spot for tourists while waiting for the arrival of the plane. They can play golf until they are satisfied and don’t have to worry about missing their flight, because the location is not far from the airport. Not kidding, the facilities at Incheon Airport are cool.

Source: detiktravel