City Park Golf & Resort

Overview: City Park Golf & Resort gives Yeosu a useful combination of golf, hotel and city access. The current course record lists 18 holes, par 72 and 6,369 yards from the champion tees. Its two halves have deliberately different moods. The Park Course stays among natural woodland, flowers and birds, with the vegetation creating a quieter setting and hiding a number of strategic hazards. The City Course moves out toward views of Yeosu, so the round opens from forest into a more urban and coastal horizon. That change of scenery is the course's central idea, not a decorative afterthought, and it keeps the back nine from feeling interchangeable with the front.

History: City Park was developed as part of a Yeosu tourism and hospitality property rather than as an isolated members' club. The current operator presents golf and the City hotel together, with the course organised around the Park and City nines. Public records disagree on the exact opening year, so no date is attached to the profile. The consistent evidence is the current 18-hole operation, the Yeosu location and the continuing use of the course as a combined golf and overnight destination.

Did You Know? The official course material describes the Park nine as a woodland round and the City nine as a flight toward Yeosu. That language captures a rare visual transition in one course. Players start with tree cover and natural sound, then reach holes where the city becomes part of the sightline and the landscape feels more expansive.