Castlex Golf Club

Castlex Golf Club is a 27-hole resort and public facility in Andeok-myeon, built in 1995 and shaped by the design team of Perry and Pete Dye, whose influence shows in the strategic bunkering and risk-reward angles across the East, North, and South nines. Each nine plays to a par of 36 for a combined par of 108, with the East nine alone stretching to 3,165 meters from its back tees across three sets of markers. The club supports its golfers with a 12-tee driving range, a practice bunker, a dedicated golf academy with teaching professionals, and a putting green, alongside food and beverage service that includes a bar, grill, and full restaurant with banquet space. Walking is permitted for those who prefer to experience the Dye-designed terrain on foot. Given the Dye pedigree, Castlex tends to draw golfers who enjoy a more strategic test, making it a good match for CoGolfers members looking to find golf partners who appreciate a challenging layout. The banquet facilities also make it a workable venue for organizing a larger golf community event or tournament day. Whether you're arranging a casual game with golfers near you or hosting a more competitive outing, Castlex Golf Club's three nines and full practice facility give a CoGolfers group plenty of options for a memorable round on Jeju's southern coast.