Screen park golf operator MyPark said on the 23rd that it will hold a business briefing on Nov. 6 at its headquarters in Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, for prospective founders and existing store owners considering a switch to the business.
The session will introduce a "Partners Program" designed to ease the burden of initial startup costs, along with support measures for converting existing stores by using their current facilities. MyPark currently operates about 130 locations nationwide.
The company will also share store operating strategies aimed at attracting customers and lifting return visits. Among them are "MyPark Golf University," which guides beginners toward joining regular clubs, a lounge space called "Cheongchun Dabang Lounge," and a mixed 24-hour staffed and unstaffed operating model. MyPark will also provide five types of forms free of charge, including training guides and course application sheets needed to run Golf University.
The briefing will run about two hours, consisting of a business presentation, a question-and-answer session, a hands-on trial at the headquarters' dedicated practice bay, and one-on-one consultations. Attendees can try key features firsthand, including a screen park golf tournament mode. Additional startup support benefits will be offered to those who attend in person.
An official at Smile Square said the event is a chance for prospective founders to see MyPark's startup model and store operating methods for themselves. The briefing requires advance registration, and applications can be submitted through the official information page and the mobile app.