Blue One Sangju Golf Resort

Overview: Blue One Sangju Golf Resort is an 18-hole course in Moseo-myeon, set at the foot of Baekhwasan in a landscape of ridges, valleys and natural rock. Recent course information lists par 72 and 7,367 yards, while the operator describes two contrasting nines. The East Course follows the valley and lake scenery with a quieter, more pastoral rhythm. The West Course sits naturally along the ridge and asks for more deliberate positioning as it crosses valleys and rises around the water. The club's identity comes from preserving that topography, so the course feels shaped by the land rather than placed on a blank resort site.

History: Blue One Sangju is the former Orange Golf Resort and now forms part of the Blue One leisure portfolio. The operator's current history describes the property as a public 18-hole resort course and links its development to a wider vision of combining golf with nature and accommodation. The exact opening year is not stated consistently in the current course material, so it is left blank here. What is clear is the current operating identity: a non-membership destination built around the East and West routings, with resort lodging and practice facilities supporting the course.

Did You Know? A recent course report places Blue One Sangju at an average elevation of about 310 metres and counts seven ponds and 75 bunkers. The operator also highlights a 300-yard natural-grass practice range. Those figures help explain the course's unusual balance of mountain scenery and playable, carefully maintained resort infrastructure.