Sejong Emerson Country Club

Sejong Emerson Country Club is a private members-only golf course located in Sejong Special Self-Governing City, South Korea. The course spans 1.5 million square meters and features a total length of 9,375 meters, making it one of the longest courses in the central region.

The design was created by legendary Japanese golfer Sugihara Teruo, who won 28 tournaments. The course is characterized by wide, long fairways with appropriate difficulty levels suitable for players of all skill levels.

The course comprises three distinct layouts: Lakes, Valley, and Mountain. The Lakes course features ponds and rock formations set against scenic mountain vistas, creating a traditional landscape aesthetic. The Valley course presents mostly flat terrain with unique characteristics at each hole, offering dramatic challenges. The Mountain course incorporates natural, rugged topography requiring strategic play and bold execution.

Notable features include mature tree-lined fairways that create private playing environments, large putting greens maintained with a two-green system ensuring consistent green speeds, and unobstructed views without visible buildings. The course has matured over 30 years, with established vegetation providing both aesthetic beauty and natural separation between holes.