Kingsdale Golf Club

Kingsdale Golf Club is located in the scenic countryside of Chungju, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea. It boasts a captivating 18-hole championship course suitable for golfers of all levels. The course features well-maintained fairways and greens, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, perfectly blending challenge and visual appeal.

The club is a leader in public golf course culture. The course design is intended to challenge golfers' judgment. The seventh hole on each course is its signature hole.

2012 Selected as one of the Top 10 Best New Courses

2013 Hosted 10 KPGA Challenge Tour Events

2014 Hosted the J Golf KPGA Champions Tour Event

2017 Rated Best Golf Course for Customer Satisfaction

2024 14th Descente Match Play Championship on the KPGA Korea Tour

Facilities

Clubhouse

Restaurant

Clothing Rooms

Shop Shops

Fairway Map & Guide

Lake Course

Hole 1: A wide-open tee hole with a sloping terrain leading down into the valley.

Hole 2: The natural forest preserved on both sides of the green from the tee to the lake in the valley enhances the beauty of the hole. The green is located at the 10 o'clock position, so be aware of the bunkers on the green in front.

Hole 3: The longest par-3 hole. The skyline of the natural forest behind the green resembles an oriental art painting.

Hole 4: The best tee shot to the right side of the green. The green faces 11 o'clock; the fairway slope will naturally curve the ball to the left.

Hole 5: The tee shot needs to bypass a natural valley; the best hitting point is on the right side of the green.

Hole 6: The longest par 5, the tee shot lands in the valley, accompanied by the soothing sound of a clear stream.

Hole 7: A dense group of bunkers is located on the lower left corner of the green, requiring a very accurate second shot.

Hole 8: The ridge behind the tee offers a superb panoramic view. When teeing off, aim for the green at the top of the ridge.

Hole 9: If your goal is a safe three-shot to the green, clear the left-hand bunker on the tee.

Mountain Course

Hole 1: The fairway is wide and relatively short, making par relatively easy. A short iron is recommended for reaching the green on the ridge.

Hole 2: A downhill hole; the best tee shot and second shot aiming position are located on the second hazard.

Hole 3: A typical strategic hole. If your tee shot clears the bunker and lands on the right fairway, your second shot to the green will be relatively easy.

Hole 4: A par-3 on a ridge, beautifully complemented by the natural forest surrounding the fairway. A left-draw shot towards the 10 o'clock position is recommended.

Hole 5: An iconic hole. Looking down from the tee, the green appears to be found beyond the sandy shoreline.

Hole 6: Surrounded by a lake on three sides, the green seems to float on the water.

Hole 7: The best tee shot is from the valley to the left of the green. Your second shot needs to clear the surrounding bunkers.

Hole 8: Aim for the left side of the green on your tee shot. Be aware of the two bunkers on the right side of the green on your second shot.

Hole 9: A longer and more challenging hole. Aiming at the 2 o'clock position and using a left-draw iron on your approach shot will help you save par.

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