Pinx Golf Club

Pinx Golf Club has a strong lineage, making Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest Courses outside the U.S. in 2005 (ranked 72nd) and 2008 (99th), as well as being a top two course in South Korea (2001). Pinx Golf Club, built in 1999 by American Ted Robinson, is home to 27 holes along the shores of Jeju Island with Mt. Halla to the north and the East China Sea to the south. The club’s East and West courses are for members-only and the South is open to the public. The nines meander through ancient groves of trees dotted with unique man-made water hazards and features subtly undulating fairways with wide driving areas framed by the mountains in the backdrop. The signature hole at Pinx Golf Club is the par-4 ninth on the West course, with a forced carry over water to the fairway and a putting surface isolated by a snaking hazard that empties into a pond to the short right of the green.