Eleven Country Club

Overview: The Eleven Country Club in Angseong-myeon has an 18-hole public course in Angseong-myeon, Chungju, built around two contrasting nine-hole identities: Park and Mountain. The official club site describes an environmentally focused layout that works with the existing landscape, while current course records support par 72. The Mountain nine is presented through hills and rock around the greens; the Park nine is framed by a more open panoramic character. Yardage is left blank because the original development report and later scorecards publish different totals, and the current public material does not establish one universal tee basis. The result is a destination course whose main story is its split between natural mountain texture and a more open parkland rhythm.

History: Eleven was developed as a public 18-hole course by Eleven Construction. A 2017 industry report described the project while it was under construction, with the course intended to open the following year. The later opening report records invitation rounds in late October and the start of general operation on November 2, 2020. The date is therefore stored as the public opening milestone rather than the earlier planning or construction date. The club's current site continues to publish Park and Mountain as the two course names, but the reviewed sources do not credit a named architect.

Did You Know? The club's name is paired with two very different landscape labels. Park and Mountain are not marketing names for the whole facility: they are the two nine-hole course identities that make up the current 18-hole routing.