Haeundae Country Club

Haeundae Country Club is a popular round among Hole19 golfers, offering 27 holes across three distinct courses in Busan, South Korea, each with its own character and challenge. The Royal Course opens with views of the East Sea visible over the shoulder from the tee, and demands powerful, accurate play throughout. Rocky terrain defines much of the layout, with natural rock formations preserved to create dramatic scenery alongside strategic bunkering. Only a thinking golfer will score well here. The Silk Course occupies the central portion of the property. The terrain is mountainous but relatively gentle in gradient, with natural rock again left in place wherever possible. Azalea groves and a lake combine near holes 2 and 4 to create one of the more scenic stretches on the course. It rewards smooth, controlled swings over raw power. The Golden Course is framed by pampas grass that ripples in the breeze, giving it a distinctive look. Beneath that visual appeal sit high-difficulty holes, with bunkers, water hazards, and natural woodland demanding precise shot-making and careful route selection from the very first hole.