Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea (Links)

Overview: This production directory row identifies the nine-hole Links Course at Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea in Songdo, Incheon. The full club combines a nine-hole Urban Course with this nine-hole Links Course; the exact loop is par 36 and measures 3,733 yards from the black tees on the published course table. Jack Nicklaus and his design team created a modern urban landscape with water, rock features, planted corridors and views toward the Songdo skyline and the Incheon Bridge. The Links name does not mean a traditional seaside links in the British sense, but it reflects the open, water-shaped character of the inward nine and the visual connection to the nearby coast.

History: The full 18-hole club opened in 2010 as the centrepiece of Songdo International Business District, built on reclaimed land from Incheon Harbor. Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea soon became a major event venue, hosting the 2015 Presidents Cup and the 2018 UL International Crown. The ranking source describes the complete 18-hole course, while this directory row preserves the Links nine separately. That distinction matters for the par and yardage fields, which are based on the exact nine-hole scorecard rather than the combined championship route.

Did You Know? The official nine-hole table numbers the Links loop as holes 10 through 18. Its closing par five is the club’s 18th when the Urban and Links nines are combined, and Nicklaus Design describes a finishing hole that climbs toward the clubhouse beside cascading ponds and rock features.