Golf Zone presents possibility of global tour as city golf tournament combined with screen and field
Sep 23, 2025
Golf Zone Co., Ltd., a global golf total platform company, drew attention by completing the '2025 Golf Zone China Open" event worth 1.9 billion won in total prize money.
The '2025 Golf Zone China Open' was held from August 28th to 31st at the Chinese Golf Zone City Golf China's 2nd Yeongil Branch for four days like the Field Golf Tour. It is the second tournament since it was held at China's No. 1 Tianjin branch in the golf zone last year, proving the possibility of expanding the golf zone tour played in city golf by securing a new city golf base and doubling the amount of prize money after just one year of launching the new city golf business.
China's second Yeongil branch in the golf zone, where the tournament was held, was designed and designed as a dedicated stadium for city golf, and was completed as a complex golf cultural space of about 2.5 million square meters (7,500 pyeong) including auxiliary facilities. The Yeongil branch, which applies the city golf simulator of the golf zone and the operation know-how accumulated at the Tianjin branch, is designed to provide a thrilling round environment with an open view and an island green, allowing golfers to enjoy an immersive course.
The "2025 Golf Zone China Open" is a prize of 3 million yuan (about 570 million won) and provides a round experience at a special stadium that combines the strengths of the field and the screen, making the golf zone tour more attractive to players. The final, which involved a total of 120 players, including players selected from all over China and invited players, was won by Zhao Zixu of China, who has a record of winning the 2023 Maotaybullozu Open, an amateur screen golf tournament held by Golf Zone China at the age of 14 in 2023, and South Korea's Choi Woon-jung ranked third.
Major local media, including China's state-run CCTV, Xinhua News Agency, and People's Daily, extensively reported the news of the competition and evaluated it as a new growth engine and a new digital sports model for the Chinese sports industry.
City Golf, an urban golf course that debuted in Tianjin, China in 2024, features the cutting-edge screen golf technology of the golf zone as well as the laser marker system and the green, bunker, and hazard dedicated to urban golf courses to implement a field-like golf course environment in the city center. It claims to be an eco-friendly golf course that is completed by fusing the advantages of screen and field and does not damage nature, laid the foundation for sustainable development of the sports industry as a representative ESG case of the golf industry, and is a golf platform where all golfers can enjoy golf at any time beyond time and space constraints.
The '2025 Golf Zone China Open' was held from August 28th to 31st at the Chinese Golf Zone City Golf China's 2nd Yeongil Branch for four days like the Field Golf Tour. It is the second tournament since it was held at China's No. 1 Tianjin branch in the golf zone last year, proving the possibility of expanding the golf zone tour played in city golf by securing a new city golf base and doubling the amount of prize money after just one year of launching the new city golf business.
China's second Yeongil branch in the golf zone, where the tournament was held, was designed and designed as a dedicated stadium for city golf, and was completed as a complex golf cultural space of about 2.5 million square meters (7,500 pyeong) including auxiliary facilities. The Yeongil branch, which applies the city golf simulator of the golf zone and the operation know-how accumulated at the Tianjin branch, is designed to provide a thrilling round environment with an open view and an island green, allowing golfers to enjoy an immersive course.
The "2025 Golf Zone China Open" is a prize of 3 million yuan (about 570 million won) and provides a round experience at a special stadium that combines the strengths of the field and the screen, making the golf zone tour more attractive to players. The final, which involved a total of 120 players, including players selected from all over China and invited players, was won by Zhao Zixu of China, who has a record of winning the 2023 Maotaybullozu Open, an amateur screen golf tournament held by Golf Zone China at the age of 14 in 2023, and South Korea's Choi Woon-jung ranked third.
Major local media, including China's state-run CCTV, Xinhua News Agency, and People's Daily, extensively reported the news of the competition and evaluated it as a new growth engine and a new digital sports model for the Chinese sports industry.
City Golf, an urban golf course that debuted in Tianjin, China in 2024, features the cutting-edge screen golf technology of the golf zone as well as the laser marker system and the green, bunker, and hazard dedicated to urban golf courses to implement a field-like golf course environment in the city center. It claims to be an eco-friendly golf course that is completed by fusing the advantages of screen and field and does not damage nature, laid the foundation for sustainable development of the sports industry as a representative ESG case of the golf industry, and is a golf platform where all golfers can enjoy golf at any time beyond time and space constraints.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
