OK CC ☆ Follow

OK CC is a 9-hole course located in Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea. The front nine plays to a par 36, with total yardages varying by tee color: 3,002 meters from the Blue tees, 2,707 meters from White, 2,511 meters from Gold, and 2,321 meters from Red. The course is characterized by significant elevation changes and strategic hazards that define its difficulty.

The layout begins with a demanding 464-meter Par 5 on the first hole, which plays uphill to a double green. This hole is rated as the most difficult on the course, carrying a handicap of 1. It features a hazard guarding the tee shot and a severe uphill climb for the second and third shots, requiring precise distance control. The second hole is a 335-meter Par 4 where the green is marked by a company logo, but the primary challenge lies to the right of the fairway, where a steep cliff drop-off penalizes errant shots. Players are advised to aim left of the bunkers, which sit approximately 200 meters from the tee.

The middle of the front nine introduces blind and elevated challenges. The fourth hole is a 319-meter Par 4 that plays blind from the tee, with the green situated slightly to the left and the second shot playing downhill. The third hole is a straightforward 168-meter Par 3, while the sixth hole is a 139-meter Par 3 featuring a double green and a water hazard guarding the front right area, requiring players to choose their line carefully based on which part of the green is in play.

The closing holes of the front nine test accuracy and nerve. The seventh hole is a 364-meter Par 4 that plays generally downhill, with a hazard at the "IP" point on the tee and a bunker on the left that players are advised to carry, requiring a drive of roughly 180 meters. The scorecard indicates the eighth and ninth holes are both Par 4s, with yardages decreasing significantly from the Blue tees (332m and 367m respectively) to the Red tees (214m and 287m), suggesting a layout that varies in length and challenge depending on the tee box selected. The course design emphasizes strategic placement over pure length, with hazards and elevation changes playing a central role in the scoring difficulty.