Kosca Country Club

코스카CC

The club was converted into a public golf course on September 23, 2016, with investment from the Professional Architects Association and other associations, and has become one of the most prestigious golf courses in central South Korea.

The 27-hole eco-friendly premium course covers 430,000 pyeong (approximately 23,333 square meters), boasts natural beauty, and offers exceptional service, dedicated to cultivating an elegant golf culture.

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Fairway Map and Guide

Maple Course

Hole 1: A relatively long par 4 with a wide view from the tee to the green. Be careful to avoid a slice; although there are bunkers on both sides of the second shot, the green entrance is wide and relatively flat.

Hole 2: A downhill par 5. Due to the obstruction of the green by a mound on the left, the green is not directly visible; therefore, the direction of the lightning rod in the distance is the ideal aiming point.

Hole 3: A downhill par 3. The green has an island layout, surrounded by hazards in front and on both sides.

Hole 4: A difficulty level of 1. A relatively long left dogleg uphill par 4. The direction of the tee shot is crucial. The green is located on an uphill slope, so a club one stop longer than par is recommended for the approach shot.

Hole 5: A right dogleg par 5. Located on a steep uphill terrain, aiming the second shot slightly to the left of the fairway is advantageous.

Hole 6: A relatively short downhill par 4. The green is relatively flat, with beautiful scenery. A striking lone pine tree stands on a natural rock on the right.

Hole 7: This par 4 nestled at the foot of the mountain like a cozy nest. Although it is uphill, it feels much longer than the marked distance.

Hole 8: A par 3, is steeply downhill and often faces headwinds, making it difficult to judge the driving distance. Choosing a smaller club will make reaching the green easier.

Hole 9: A long par 4, features an impressive pine tree visible in the distance behind the green.

Lily Course

Hole 1: A wide and soft downhill fairway; be careful to avoid a slice on the tee shot and aim for the left edge of the green.

Hole 2: A downhill par 5, where the direction of the tee shot can drastically change the outcome. Long-range hitters who can clear the trees on the right can attempt a two-shot approach shot to the green.

Hole 3: A steep downhill par 4, features a stream running through the middle of the fairway, making the landing area narrow.

Hole 4: A very challenging par 3, with large hazards in front of and to the left of the green, and a very long fairway.

Hole 5: A par 5, has a fairway that curves upwards to the green, requiring strategic planning.

Hole 6: Although there’s a lake and bunker on the right side of the green, the starting position is flat and the entrance is wide, making it easy to save par.

Hole 7: The tee shot should be aimed towards the pine forest on the left side of the green to compensate for a potential slice. The second shot should be 2-3 clubs longer than the first, depending on the pin position.

Hole 8: The green is surrounded by ample space, so focus on distance and drive boldly. Even if the ball lands on a wide green, par is difficult to guarantee without precise putting distance.

Hole 9: Avoid slices on the tee shot, then swing freely, aiming for the center of the fairway, turning any potential weaknesses into a powerful swing. The second shot will face an uphill slice, so consider the slope when choosing your clubs.

Exquisite Course

Hole 1: The fairway is divided into two sections, forming a double-layered structure. Since a leftward tee shot carries the risk of landing in a water hazard, aim for the right fairway.

Hole 2: This hole is characterized by stunning views from the island tee surrounded by a lake. Because the entire area is surrounded by the lake, orientation can be confusing, making aiming crucial.

Hole 3: A beautiful hole offering stunning views of the lake and surrounding holes. The fairway is narrow, requiring a bold tee shot; a draw on the second shot is necessary.

Hole 4: A par 3 offering breathtaking views of the lake and white sand beach from deep within the forest.

Hole 5: A steep uphill par 5 with a fairway that curves to the left. The remaining distance varies significantly depending on the tee shot direction. A slightly rightward tee shot, clearing the trees on the left, will land the ball in the middle of the fairway.

Hole 6: A short par 4, features a straight fairway with undulating sides, resembling a narrow alley. However, the fairway is narrow, and excessive force can be counterproductive.HoHoH

Hole 7: An uphill hole with a green that forms a double inverted triangle and has a narrow entrance.

Hole 8: A short downhill par 3, has a green surrounded by bunkers. Reaching the green is almost guaranteed unless a major mistake is made.

Hole 9: A short par 4, has a steep slope that curves to the left, obscuring the green. The tee shot must be to the right to ensure a proper angle and a smooth landing on the green while avoiding the large bunker on the left.

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