사하골프연습장(Saha Golf Driving Range)

Saha District sits in the southwestern corner of Busan, a sprawling port city of 3.4 million people where the mountains tumble almost directly into the sea. Golf in Busan has always had to compete for space with industry, shipping infrastructure, and the dense residential neighborhoods that characterize Korea's second-largest city — which means driving ranges and practice facilities have long been the primary way most local golfers keep their games sharp between trips to full courses further afield.

A driving range like this one serves a particular and important role in Korean golf culture. Practice is taken seriously here — range sessions are structured, deliberate, and often long — and facilities in urban Busan tend to be multi-story affairs with covered bays that let golfers work through all conditions year-round. The climate is milder than Seoul's, with shorter winters, making Busan's ranges busier across more months of the calendar.

For visitors or residents looking to tune up before heading to courses along the southern coast or the mountainous interior of South Gyeongsang Province, a local range in Saha offers exactly the kind of accessible, no-frills practice environment that keeps Korean golfers among the most committed practitioners in the sport.