Best Days and Times to Book a Tee Time in Korea – 한국에서 티타임 예약이 잘 되는 요일과 시간대


 


Best Days and Times to Book a Tee Time in Korea – 한국에서 티타임 예약이 잘 되는 요일과 시간대



Have you ever tried to book a tee time at a Korean golf course, only to find every slot already taken?

You’re not alone — tee times in Korea sell out fast, especially during peak hours.


But here’s the good news: there’s a pattern.

After 10 years working as a caddie, I’ve seen which days and time slots are easiest (and hardest) to book.

This post is your real-world guide to the “golden time” for tee time reservations.



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1. Best Days to Book


Monday to Wednesday

→ Lowest competition. Tee times are more available.


Thursday to Friday

→ Popular among weekday players. Friday afternoons fill up fast.


Saturday

→ The most competitive day. Prime slots vanish in seconds.


Sunday

→ Mornings are tough, but afternoons are surprisingly open.




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2. Best Times to Book



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3. Caddie’s Picks


Weekday mornings (7–8 AM) → Best condition, good pace.


Sunday afternoons (after 1 PM) → Quieter, more availability.


Weekday afternoons (Mon–Wed) → Easy to book, more relaxed.




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4. Quick Tips


Try Mon–Wed + afternoon slots for the best success.


Use booking apps with notifications ON, and be ready 1–2 minutes before release.


Missed out? Check again late at night or early morning for cancellations.




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5. Final Thoughts


Booking tee times in Korea doesn’t have to be a war — it just takes a smart strategy.

In the next post, I’ll walk you through how to actually book using local apps.


Your journey to mastering Korean golf starts here.






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