Temperature rise of 4.0℃ is projected under SRES A1B greenhouse gases emission scenario in 2100 and this climate change is anticipated to affect the growth, phenological development, and yield of soybean. The objective of this experiment is to calibrate and validate CROPGRO_soybean model and evaluate the projected climatic change impact on soybean phenological development in Korea. For simulation experiment, four cultivars with different maturity groups, Hwaeomputkong(MG1), Sinpaldalkong(MG4), Taegwangkong(MG5), and Daewonkong(MG6) were calibrated and validated using data that were collected from the experiments of planting dates and daylength treatment. The calibrated model predicted the phenological stages with considerable accuracy for the data acquired independently of the calibration data. As global warming proceeds, days to flowering and days to physiological maturity on average across varietal groups and planting dates are anticipated to decrease by about 7 and 5 days respectively under the projected normal climate during the period of 2071~2100 compared to those under the current normal climate condition.