According to Article 20 (Creation of Fund) of the National Sports Promotion Act, the Seoul Olympic Memorial National Sports Promotion Foundation has collected additional fees for golf courses operated under the membership system. The surcharges prescribed in the National Sports Promotion Act are compulsory and uniform charges to users of golf course facilities operated on a membership basis to meet financial expenses necessary for the public interest task of promotion of national sports. The Constitutional Court amended the National Sports Promotion Act on January 12, 2000 to abolish all surcharges on sports facilities except membership golf courses. Collecting surcharges only for users of membership golf courses violates Article 37 (2) of the Constitution. This discriminates between membership golf course users and the general public, especially users of public golf course facilities and other sports facilities, without reasonable grounds, so it was judged to violate the principle of equality. In this paper, we will analyze the Constitutional Court s unconstitutional decision on Article 20 (1) of the National Sports Promotion Act, which requires additional fees for users of membership golf courses to be used as funds. Accordingly, we intend to contribute to the popularization of golf by presenting problems and improvement measures