Friston Valley CC

Pristine Valley Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The course stretches 6,300 meters with a par of 72, divided into two distinct layouts: the Pristine Course and the Valley Course.

The Pristine Course features strategic two-tiered fairways, most notably at hole 8, which presents varied approach angles. Hole 9 showcases an island green surrounded by water and dense forest, demanding precision play. Built along the natural woodland slopes of Gogdal Mountain, this nine-hole layout emphasizes natural integration.

The Valley Course, set against Tongbang Mountain and along the scenic Byeokgye Valley, presents a more challenging design with carry-over shots of 150-200 meters required on holes 2-5. Hole 5 features a dramatic dogleg left along natural rock faces and valley terrain. Hole 7 is defined by eight distinctive bunkers with dynamic shaping between bunker and green.

The course is renowned for its pristine natural setting, preserving the region's well-maintained valley landscape. Every hole offers distinct character, utilizing all 14 golf clubs, with no blind holes. The layout emphasizes variety and strategic interest throughout.