Bear's Best CheongNa Golf Club occupies reclaimed land in the Cheongna district of Incheon's Seo-gu, part of the broader Cheongna International City development west of Seoul. The course follows the Bear's Best concept that Jack Nicklaus introduced in the United States, where layouts feature replica holes drawn from notable Nicklaus designs around the world. This approach allows golfers to experience interpretations of signature holes from courses they might not otherwise visit, adapted to the local terrain and conditions. The Cheongna site sits in a coastal area near Incheon International Airport, and the routing reflects the relatively flat topography typical of reclaimed land in this region. The design incorporates water features and strategic bunkering to create definition and challenge on a landscape that lacks significant natural elevation change. As with other Bear's Best venues, the course aims to showcase the variety of design principles Nicklaus has employed across his portfolio, from risk-reward par fives to demanding par threes. The club serves the Seoul metropolitan area's golfing population, offering access to Nicklaus design concepts in a region where golf remains popular despite limited land availability. The Cheongna district itself has developed as a planned community with residential, commercial, and recreational components, and the golf course functions as part of that broader mixed-use environment.