The course is somewhat reachable from the metro line (20 minute walk). The park is well maintained. It's a family style course that is playable for all ages. The view from the top of the park is nice

There were so many things wrong with this course that it is hard to pick one to start with. There is a map of the course that you will see as you enter the park, but basket 1 and 3 are missing from the actually course. Most of the placards don't face the direction of the baskets, which makes it hard to tell which way to throw. The longest hole of the course is 50 meters, with the rest falling between 30 and 40 meters. I brought an assortment of discs, but only used my putter. The only time my putter didn't go completely through the chains and out the other side was when it hit the center pole and bounced back at me. Occasionally my wizard fell through the basket itself. Needless to say the baskets where low quality. I also had to wait for pedestrians to walk bye from time to time.

This is the second park that I have been to in Seoul that has had less baskets than advertised. It was like a mini putt putt of disc golf courses. Parents that want an outing with their kids might like it, but I doubt I will ever come again.