Par: 72
Yardage: 6614
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<h1>Hua Hin Korea Golf Club</h1>
<p>18 holes • Par 72 • ~6,614 yards • Designed by Robert McFarland • Opened 1992; relaunched under Korean management in 2016</p>
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<h2>Course Overview</h2>
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Located near Pak Nam Pran, about 20 km south of Hua Hin, this par‑72 course spans
roughly 6,614 yards and was crafted by Bob McFarland in 1992. It reopened in 2016 under Korean
ownership after resolving early irrigation issues.
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<h2>Course Features</h2>
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<li>Technical layout that rewards accuracy—power alone won’t secure a good score.</li>
<li>Back nine is especially memorable with short par‑4s offering eagle and birdie chances.</li>
<li>Bunkers remain firm; challenging approach shots are key.</li>
<li>Water hazards are less prominent, but shot-making precision rules.</li>
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<h2>Facilities & Condition</h2>
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Course conditioning was rejuvenated in 2016 via upgraded irrigation,
although bunkers remain firm and the clubhouse shows its age. Ideal for golfers
seeking a strategic, mentally engaging round.
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