The Starhue Golf & Resort

The Starhue Golf & Resort is an 18-hole membership golf course located in Yangpyeong, South Korea. The course features two distinct nines: the Star Course (Par 36, 3,645 yards) and the Hue Course (Par 36, 3,566 yards), set across a total area of 1,364,108 square meters.

The course is designed as a nature-integrated facility emphasizing forest bathing and relaxation. All holes are independently configured to minimize interference between adjacent fairways, and the entire course features dual grass types to enhance playability. The course is known as Korea's first golf course with the highest concentration of phytoncides (forest air), offering scenic walking paths throughout the property.

Notable features include a natural mineral spring within the course, historically recognized for therapeutic benefits. The resort includes extensive amenities such as dining facilities specializing in premium Korean beef and Jeju black pork, a fitness center, outdoor swimming pool, and forest tracking courses. The facility also hosts art exhibitions and professional tournaments, including the MBN Women's Open. Within two years of opening, the course was recognized as one of Korea's top ten golf courses.