Arranged amid the only natural evergreen forest zone in Korea,
the golf course is warm the winter and cool the summer,
maintaining an average annual temperature of 11.9C.
Located at a low altitude between 50m and 160m above sea level,
it is almost unaffected by snow, wind, and fog, offering the perfect conditions for golfing all year round.
It is a downhill hole curved from left to right. Since there is a large space on the right side of the fairway, you may try to hit a long-range shot.
Since it is a downhill hole, it requires an accurate direction and distance. As the fairway has a rolling topography, it gives a dynamic experience of playing even in a concaved area.
Although it looks far because of the bunker's position to defend the green, if you know the exact distance of your iron shot, you can play this hole easier than you expect.
If you are a long-ball hitter, you can hit the ball from the tee to the front of the green in one swing to try a birdie. If you are a short-ball hitter, you need to play strategically and aim at the right side of the fairway.
In this hole, the second shot crossing the water hazard is the most important. Your approach shot needs to aim at the left side of the green rather than the right side of the green.
This hole gives psychological pressure because it has water hazards from the teeing ground to the front of the green and on the left and back of the green. However, if you hit a tee shot with a comfortable mind, you can make a par.
This hole curves right. The trees in the middle of the fairway will determine success or failure.
It is a short par-5 hole. If you can land your tee shot in the middle of the course, a long-ball hitter can go for the green in two and a short-ball hitter can have a chance for a birdie.
If you successfully land your tee shot in the left end of the fairway bunker, you can make your 2nd shot while looking down the green.
Arranged amid the only natural evergreen forest zone in Korea,
the golf course is warm in winter and cool in summer,
maintaining an average annual temperature of 11.9C.
Located at a low altitude between 50m and 160m above sea level,
it is almost unaffected by snow, wind, and fog, offering the perfect conditions for golfing all year round.
You need to take a confident shot making your ball fly over the trees. You can play strategically by aiming your tee shot toward the trees to the right of the fairway bunker.
This hole forms an uphill from the teeing ground to the green. You can score well if you read the flow of the fairway and watch out for the bunker on the right side of the green.
This beautiful hole offers an open view of Myosanbong Peak and the horizon from the teeing ground. Here, the key is to take strategic shots to avoid the bunkers.
If you take a shot through the back and right side of the green, you can experience the joy of targeting the hole without letting your ball roll toward the pond.
The front of the green protrudes like a peninsula. The bunker in front of the green is close to the pond, so careful shots are required.
A well-aimed tee shot can send your ball close to the green, but the landing area is narrow, involving high risk. Conversely, the right side of the fairway is spacious, inviting safe tee shots that could land in places far away from the green. This hole requires wisdom.
Since there are no bunkers around the green, you can be confident with your tee and second shots.
Here, you make your shots through and over a thick forest. There are wetlands and bunkers around the green, so you can get par if you stay on your toes till the end.
Here, you can score an eagle (i.e., a three on a par-5) if you pay attention to the bunkers around the fairway and green.
You need to take a confident shot making your ball fly over the trees. You can play strategically by aiming your tee shot toward the trees to the right of the fairway bunker.
This hole forms an uphill from the teeing ground to the green. You can score well if you read the flow of the fairway and watch out for the bunker on the right side of the green.
