Mudeungsan Country Club

Mudeungsan Country Club, designed by David Dale and Kevin Ramsey and opened in 2008, offers three parkland-style nines — Cheonwangbong, Inwangbong, and Jiwangbong — named after the peaks of nearby Mudeungsan mountain. Tee distances span from about 2,399 to 3,503 meters across the property's 27 holes, with a mix of par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s designed to test a range of shot-making skills.

The mountain-inspired naming reflects the club's setting in Hwasun-eup, close to the scenic backdrop that gives the course its identity, and the three-nine format means members and visitors can build a different eighteen-hole round nearly every time they play. Multiple tee boxes from women's markers through the back tees help the course stay accessible to groups with mixed handicaps. For CoGolfers members in Hwasun-gun, Mudeungsan is a strong choice for hosting golf games that want a genuine test of course management, and its scale makes it easy to find golf partners for a full round built from any two of the three nines. The combination of modern design and mountain scenery makes this one of the more memorable golf stops in South Jeolla.