Andong Hugreen Golf Club

Overview: Andong Hugreen Golf Club is the directory name for the course currently presented by its operator and the regional tourism authority as Andong Lake Golf Club. The matching address places it inside the Andong Cultural Tourism Complex, where the 18-hole public course is listed at par 72 and 6,333 metres, approximately 6,926 yards. The course is described as using the area's natural terrain and sits within a wider landscape associated with Andong Dam, traditional cultural sites and the surrounding North Gyeongsang countryside. The important profile distinction is the name: this is not a second course at another Andong address, but the same public 18-hole facility now shown under the Andong Lake name.

History: The Andong Cultural Tourism Complex was developed as part of a regional plan to connect lodging, leisure and Confucian cultural destinations. The golf-club history records approval in December 2007, construction beginning in January 2011, completion in January 2013 and opening on February 25, 2013. The current operator uses the Andong Lake Golf Club name and continues to link the course to the official Hugreen website. Since the directory still carries the earlier Hugreen label, the profile keeps that name while adding Andong Lake as the primary current alias. The reviewed official material does not credit a named architect.

Did You Know? Andong Lake is part of a cultural-tourism complex rather than an isolated golf development. The official tourism profile places the course in the same destination network as Andong Dam, Hahoe Village and Dosan Seowon, which gives the club a stronger regional identity than its directory name alone suggests.