Del Pino Country Club

Overview: At the Sono Felice resort on Korea's northeast coast, Del Pino's Out and In nines use two different visual anchors. The operator describes the Out Course in relation to the deep blue East Sea and the In Course in relation to Ulsanbawi Rock in Seoraksan. That gives the round a useful change of scale. The coast creates openness and exposure on one side of the property, while the mountain landmark tightens the view and gives the inland holes a stronger sense of enclosure. The current official page lists par 72 and a 5,922-metre champion total. It does not publish a stable yard figure, so the profile leaves yards blank.

History: Del Pino operates as part of the Sono Felice resort network, linking golf with the broader holiday landscape around Seoraksan and the East Sea. The present course page focuses on the active 18-hole Out/In course and its views rather than giving a verified opening date or historic architect credit. Those fields remain blank here. The course's continuity is nevertheless clear in the current operator material, which maintains the same two-nine identity and a live course specification.

Did You Know? The official scorecard gives the eighteenth hole a par of 4 and places it at 343 metres from the champion tees. It is a fitting closing detail for Del Pino because the last hole belongs to the In Course, where the resort's mountain landscape replaces the sea as the dominant reference point.