Alpensia 700 Golf Club

Overview: Alpensia 700 Golf Club is an 18-hole resort course in Pyeongchang, at the Daegwallyeong mountain destination. The official course page lists par 72 and 6,659 yards, with the round divided between the nine-hole Alps Course and nine-hole Asia Course. Its defining idea is unusual: the layout is presented as a replica course, drawing inspiration from celebrated holes around the world rather than following one historical design tradition. That gives the course a varied visual vocabulary, while the highland setting brings open air, cool seasonal conditions and broad views across the resort landscape. The profile keeps the architect blank because the current official material does not credit one named designer.

History: Alpensia 700 belongs to the wider Alpensia resort, a Pyeongchang destination built around mountain recreation and year-round tourism. The club's own introduction describes the facility as Korea's first innovative replica golf course, created so golfers could experience different international golf ideas within one round. This is a themed resort concept rather than a course with a single old club history, and the current operator does not state a verified opening year on the reviewed course pages.

Did You Know? The official scorecard separates the course into Alps and Asia. The Alps nine measures 3,287 yards and the Asia nine 3,372 yards, a small difference that still gives the two halves distinct identities. Together they make the published 6,659-yard total, while the names reinforce the course's idea of travelling through several golf traditions in one Pyeongchang round.