Alps Daeyoung Country Club

Overview: Alps Daeyoung Country Club is an 18-hole resort course in Hoengseong, Gangwon, surrounded by red-pine forest and natural valley terrain. The current course introduction describes a layout that follows the existing shape of the land, uses natural creeks and lakes, and combines broad field space with a strategic shot-value approach. A current booking record lists par 72 and 6,471 metres, approximately 7,076 yards, while the club's hole guide identifies the OUT and IN nines and gives the individual hole pars and distances. The course therefore has a clear resort identity without needing invented design claims: its character comes from the relationship between the forest, valley water and a full-length 18-hole routing.

History: The club is operated as part of a golf-and-stay destination in Hoengseong, with a golf village listed among the associated facilities. The reviewed official course pages explain the design idea and current routing but do not state a reliable opening year or identify a named architect. One third-party scorecard also presents a different par total from the current booking record, so the profile stores the current 72-par booking value and leaves the historical designer and date blank. That approach keeps Alps Daeyoung separate from other nearby Daeyoung-branded clubs and avoids treating a generic directory date as a verified opening.

Did You Know? The club's own description treats its water features as a restoration of the natural valley system: creeks and lakes are incorporated into the course rather than added as isolated decoration. The course is also surrounded by red pines and flowering trees, which are specifically identified in the official introduction as part of the setting.