North Korea may host an international golf tournament on the Kumgang golf course, a region currently closed to South Korean tourists, in 2015.
Though still in its early stages, plans exist to extend Lupine Travel's annual golf tournament to a six day affair that will begin on Pyongyang’s 18 hole course and then move to scenic golfing facilities – originally paid for with South Korean money – near Mt Kumgang.
North Korea may host an international golf tournament on the Kumgang golf course, a region currently closed to South Korean tourists, in 2015.
Though still in its early stages, plans exist to extend Lupine Travel's annual golf tournament to a six day affair that will begin on Pyongyang’s 18 hole course and then move to scenic golfing facilities – originally paid for with South Korean money – near Mt Kumgang.
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