DTS Golf Pyeongchon GDR Range & One-Point Lesson Review

Hello! Today I went to a golf practice range around Beomgye for a one-point lesson. It is DTS Golf at Acro Tower in Pyeongchon, and the facilities felt very clean and upscale. After visiting once, I’m honestly thinking about switching my practice range here.

The location is on the 4th floor of the Pyeongchon Acro Tower commercial building. Enter through the Building A commercial entrance as shown in the photo, then take the elevator to the 4th floor. After getting off, head right toward the body correction center and you will see it. Before going, I thought it might be a little complicated, but it was easier to find than expected. 📍 Hours 06:00–23:00 Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays: until 21:00 Closed regularly on the third Thursday of every month. 📍 Parking Free parking is available on the building’s 1st floor and basement 1st floor. They provide 3 hours of parking support. For anyone carrying a golf bag, parking is pretty much essential, and 3 hours is plenty of time for practice.

There were also opening celebration events. You can try the practice range or a lesson for free. If you are curious, thinking about joining a Beomgye golf practice range, or need a one-point lesson, I recommend checking it out.

Inside, there are about 10 practice bays set up with the latest GDR program. Each spot also has a sofa where you can rest, so it felt comfortable and pleasant.

At the counter, you can see which bays are reserved and which ones are available. I visited around 7 p.m., one of the most popular times, and it was almost full. I’ll include the practice range prices as well. The usage price differs by time slot, so keep that in mind.

Since the place has not been open long, the practice bays were clean and the mats were in very good condition. When you practice golf, you keep swinging and get hot quickly, but each bay had a fan. That was a nice touch.

They had everything I needed, including a water dispenser, drinks, and phone chargers. Drinks can be purchased at the counter in the 1,000 won range.

I have used several different programs at other practice ranges, but this was my first time using GDR. It was easier to read than I expected, and the analysis felt accurate. There are a lot of GDR practice ranges, and now I understand why so many people use it.

The lesson was also very satisfying. This time, I received the lesson from KPGA Pro Kim Do-kyung. Since I did have some experience, he first had me hit a few shots on my own. After that, he carefully pointed out what the issues were and how I should adjust my posture. Because he clearly explained exactly what to improve, it stayed in my memory, and I found myself paying more attention to those points while practicing.

On one side of the practice range, there is also a space where you can clean your clubs. It is a hassle to take them home and clean each one, right? If you wipe them down once after finishing practice at the range, taking care of your clubs becomes much easier. I also much prefer practice ranges that have a club-cleaning area. If you are looking for a clean, modern practice range around Pyeongchon or Beomgye, this is a convenient place to attend regularly. With about 10 bays, it should not feel too crowded outside peak hours. I definitely recommend the Beomgye golf DTS practice range. #PyeongchonGolf #AnyangGolf #BeomgyeGolf #BeomgyeGolfPracticeRange #PyeongchonGolfPracticeRange #PyeongchonOnePointGolfLesson #PyeongchonGolfRange #BeomgyeOnePointGolfLesson #BeomgyeScreenPracticeRange #PyeongchonScreenPracticeRange #BeomgyeGolfLesson #PyeongchonGolfLesson