Woojeong Hills CC

Woojeong Hills CC is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Perry Dye, located in Cheonan, South Korea. The course features 36 holes divided into OUT and IN courses, each with distinct characteristics and themed hole names inspired by international championship courses.

The layout incorporates varied terrain with significant elevation changes, including downhill par-4s, island greens, and strategically placed water hazards and bunkers throughout. Notable holes include the par-3 "Navaron," considered the course's most challenging hole with difficulty comparable to Mariya CC in Japan, and "Splash," an island green surrounded entirely by water requiring precise execution.

The design emphasizes both length and accuracy, with fairways featuring dog-legs, mounds, depressions, and grass bunkers that demand strategic shot placement. Water features, including lakes and ponds, are integrated throughout the course. The OUT course concludes dramatically with "Sand Ledge," a finishing hole positioned atop a steep hill with extended sand bunkers providing scenic views.

The course has hosted significant tournaments, including Korean Open championships. Facilities include a clubhouse, practice range, shade structures, and a conference center, making it a comprehensive golf destination.