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Compare green fees, course details and locations across all 27 Jeju courses, and ask about a booking.

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27 courses6 confirmed courses · Confirmed courses only.6 confirmed courses · Confirmed courses only.27 confirmed courses · Confirmed courses only.

Courses are grouped west and east of Hallasan. Useful when planning how you will drive between rounds.

West

The side toward Pyeonghwa-ro.

Aewol-eup, Jeju City
Elysian Jeju CC
Wind: Although it sits at an altitude of 500m, the surrounding volcanic cones wrap around it like a folding screen, so the impact of the 'strong wind' that is the greatest enemy of golf on Jeju is relatively small. This is a clear point of difference among Jeju golf courses. Difficulty: Because the overall length is short and the fairways are fairly wide, it is said not to be highly difficult, but there are many reviews saying that putting was not easy due to the considerable slope of the greens.
from KRW 195,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 155,000 · Weekend KRW 195,000
Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo City
Pinx GC
Selected as Korea's first course among the World's Top 100 Golf Courses. It is the final work designed by the late Theodore Robinson, a renowned course designer who designed more than 160 golf courses worldwide, and in 2005 it was selected by Golf Digest of the United States and Golf World of the United Kingdom as Korea's first course among the World's Top 100 Golf Courses. The open-air hot spring in the clubhouse is Korea's only lagonite hot spring, rich in minerals, drawn up from 2,001 m underground.
KRW 375,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 295,000 · Weekend KRW 335,000
Aewol-eup, Jeju City
Available with conditions
Everis CC
A hilly course set in a spot gently embraced by Saebyeol Oreum, blended with a wooded stretch of European-style fairway villas. It is about 20 minutes from the airport, so its main strength is that you can round right after arriving and, on your last day, depart after a round with almost no time pressure. The difficulty is not very high and the overall length is on the short side, so it puts no burden on beginners, and course visibility is good, making tee shots and approaches to the green not difficult. It is beginner-friendly.
from KRW 170,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 150,000 · Weekend KRW 170,000
Hallim-eup, Jeju-si
Black Stone CC
As in the article headline calling it a landmark course beyond a prestigious one, it is a course cited as an answer to the question of "Jeju's prestigious golf courses," and it operates a golftel and the Black Stone Hotel Resort. It was built on the site of a former ranch and quarry, on gently sloping terrain at an average altitude of 250m, and the surroundings are all Gotjawal. Because it belongs to the "lowland Gotjawal" category, the risk of fog and wind is lower than at courses in the upper mid-mountain area.
KRW 299,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 215,000 · Weekend KRW 275,000
Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo City
Teddy Valley Golf & Resort
Classified as a premium golf course on Jeju Island, it has been selected as the host venue of the KPGA Tour Championship final event (November 8, 2026, Jeju; with a history of being held alternately with Cypress). With a low average altitude of 190m, it is less affected by fog, wind and rain, allowing rounds in all four seasons, and being located along Pyeonghwa-ro, its accessibility is a strength, at 30 minutes from Jeju Airport and 7 minutes from Jungmun.
KRW 275,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 205,000 · Weekend KRW 275,000
Oranam-ro, Jeju-si
3 players, charged for 4
Ora CC
Opened in July 1979, it is among the oldest golf courses on Jeju, and it is a tournament course that hosted the KLPGA Jeju Samdasoo Masters for six consecutive years. South of the middle of downtown Jeju, the layout follows the terrain as it is along the Yeongguchunhwa Valley of Mt. Hallasan. It is 20 minutes from Jeju Airport, which makes it the most advantageous for a hotel stay + golf combination.
from KRW 190,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 150,000 · Weekend KRW 190,000
Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo-si
Lotte Sky Hill Jeju CC
Its official positioning is that, set on low flat land at an altitude of 250–300 m with a tree windbreak structure that minimizes the effect of wind, it offers outstanding stability compared with other golf courses on Jeju. As a PGA-class course operated by Lotte, it has a reputation as a low-handicap course requiring planning and practice, and as a tough course; located just above the Jungmun Tourist Complex, it is the representative course of the Jungmun area, paired with Lotte Hotel Jeju.
from KRW 170,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 125,000 · Weekend KRW 150,000
Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si
Available with conditions
Arden Hill Resort & Golf Club
At an altitude of 450m, it is surrounded by a vast grassland of silver grass, and because of the nature of the grassland the slopes are gentle, so all 18 holes can be seen at a glance from the clubhouse. There is high praise calling it the best among Jeju golf courses in terms of difficulty, enjoyment, and green and fairway maintenance, alongside complaints that, while the silver grass scenery is excellent, the front desk's management of play is somewhat lacking.
from KRW 180,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 140,000 · Weekend KRW 170,000
Pyeonghwa-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si
Castlex Jeju
Opened in 1995 in Andeok-myeon, where Hallasan and the Hallim sea can be taken in at a glance, this course was the first in Korea to host the Samsung World Championship, an official LPGA tour event. The stone walls and camellia landscaping at the entrance are well known, making it a photo spot in winter (December–February).
KRW 180,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 145,000 · Weekend KRW 180,000
Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju City
Available with conditions
Raon Golf Club
Located in a low-lying area at 130–180 m above sea level and maintaining an annual average of 18–20℃, its main strengths are that it is the least affected by snow, fog and wind and has few closure days. At the MBC Raon Construction Invitational, held together with the course's opening in October 2004, Tiger Woods, Colin Montgomerie, Choi Kyoung-ju and Pak Se-ri took part, drawing attention as a shot showdown of the century.
from KRW 160,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 130,000 · Weekend KRW 160,000
Jungmun, Seogwipo-si
Joong-Moon Country Club
Its catchphrase is Jeju's only authentic coastal course, where the natural ecological environment lives and breathes. It consists of a 9-hole OUT course played with a view of Hallasan and a 9-hole IN course played looking out over the coast, and the expression "sea on one side, mountain on the other" is repeated. It is located within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, so it can be reached on foot.
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Aewol-eup, Jeju-si
Tameus GC
Under the slogan that it has captured the aesthetics of challenge in a golf course, it presents natural scenery in which sky and earth, water and forest, sunlight and wind are in harmony. Reviews mention a course filled with the scent of cedar trees, along with references to strong winds and fog in winter, so unlike Elysian in the same western mid-mountain area (sheltered from the wind by an oreum), it is rather exposed to wind.
KRW 185,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 135,000 · Weekend KRW 165,000
Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo-si
Volcano CC
A premium repositioned course that professes to be an international course for professional golf players, promoting views of the sea off Seogwipo and Hallasan, along with newly renewed green turf. With terrain that has the sea to the south and Hallasan to the north, there is little wind, and located at 400 m above sea level, there is little wind and the weather is warm, so play is possible year-round. Being at a 400 m elevation yet having little wind is a position similar to Elysian.
KRW 130,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 110,000 · Weekend KRW 130,000

East

The side toward Seongsan.

Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si
3 players, charged for 4
Cypress Golf & Resort
An eco-friendly principle with no place where nature has been damaged. The space between holes is vast, so the independence of each hole is thorough to the point that no two holes are alike, and most holes let you see the green at a glance from the teeing ground, making it an exhilarating, challenging course. It was named one of Korea's 10 best public golf courses in 2022, a TOP20 eco-friendly golf course and a candidate for the 10 best golf courses in 2023, and hosted the 2024 KPGA Tour Championship (final event).
from KRW 170,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 130,000 · Weekend KRW 150,000
Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si
2 players, charged for 3Available with conditions
Ananti
It forms Korea's only four-season natural evergreen forest belt, so warmth rises in winter and cool air rises in summer, maintaining an annual average temperature of 15.5℃, and it is located in a low-lying area at an altitude of 50–160 m, so it is almost unaffected by snow, wind and fog.
KRW 175,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 135,000 · Weekend KRW 175,000
Bonggae-dong, Jeju City
Available with conditions
La Reine Golf Resort
A course that puts its winter strength front and centre: its main slogan is that rounds begin at La Henne even in midwinter, when heavy snow covers everything. It is said to be beautiful but to have a very difficult course.
KRW 170,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 135,000 · Weekend KRW 160,000
Namwon-eup, Seogwipo City
Haevichi CC Jeju
It is the closest course to Hallasan, offering sea views against the fairway backdrop and featuring hills shaped after Jeju's oreum. Hallasan is clearly visible from every hole, the fairways are wide and open, and the four courses are said to each have a different character. Google reviews mention that the Palm course is especially beautiful and that the wind is strong enough that you sometimes have to take three more clubs.
from KRW 185,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 135,000 · Weekend KRW 185,000
Namjo-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si
The Classic Golf & Resort
Officially opened in 2008 in a primeval forest area at an altitude of 350m, designed by Jack Nicklaus Design Company. It is known as a course with a strong graceful, classical image, and reviews repeatedly say its fairway turf is the best among the golf courses visited on Jeju, with some saying it is a course where you end up using all 14 clubs.
KRW 115,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 85,000 · Weekend KRW 115,000
Namjo-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si
Booyoung CC
Located in Jeju's mid-mountain area, it is introduced as a 27-hole nature-friendly course that is little affected by wind, snow, fog and rain, with views of numerous volcanic cones, Hallasan and the sea. As the expression "the golf course most loved by Seogwipo citizens, located on Namjo-ro" suggests, there are reviews saying that the proportion of Jeju residents and local golfers is high, the fees are reasonable, and events are held frequently
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Yeongpyeong-dong, Jeju City
Available with conditions
The Sienna CC
Construction began in 1962 and the first full 18-hole course opened in 1966, this is Jeju Island's first golf course and a course from the dawn of golf course construction in Korea. It is distinctive for preserving the original terrain as it was and retaining its early form well, and because it sits where you can see the full-grown trees at the 600m level of Hallasan, the temperature is about 5℃ lower than at other golf courses on Jeju even in midsummer. On the other hand, there are reviews saying that fog was extremely heavy because it is on the mid-slopes of Hallasan, so the filming risk during the fog season (spring and the rainy season) must be taken into account.
KRW 170,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 140,000 · Weekend KRW 170,000
Odeung-dong, Jeju-si
Hallasan CC
On the mid-slopes of Hallasan, at an altitude of 400 m. A view of Hallasan opens up from every tee box, and the layout was given particular attention from the design stage in order to block the midwinter wind and the cold caused by the terrain. Reviews also cite the fresh air at the foot of Hallasan and the easy access from the city centre as strong points
KRW 170,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 130,000 · Weekend KRW 170,000
Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si
Greenfield CC
Located at an altitude of over 400 m yet within the Jeju-si area, so access is good; it is a hilltop course with views of the city panorama together with the sea and Mt. Hallasan. The concept is a nature-friendly course that preserves the natural environment as it is, with native Jeju broadleaf trees, stone walls and dry streams. The designation as an 18-hole membership course remains, but it is currently operated on a non-membership basis.
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Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si
Shineville Park CC
At 80 m above sea level, it is low-lying flat land that stays above freezing all year, so it is little affected by snow, fog or wind, and because palm trees grow vigorously below 100 m above sea level there are exceptionally many palms. Along with Ananti (50–160 m) and Raon (130–180 m), it is a top choice for a winter round, and reviews include remarks that it feels like being on the Big Island of Hawaii.
from KRW 140,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 110,000 · Weekend KRW 140,000
Namwon-eup, Seogwipo City
SpringDale CC
The official explanation is that, being located at an altitude of 350m, it is cool in summer and in winter Mt. Hallasan blocks the wind, so all-weather rounds are possible in all four seasons; and since Wimi Port is where ships take shelter during typhoons, this course too tends to have no wind in winter and is known to have no sub-zero weather even in midwinter.
KRW 125,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 105,000 · Weekend KRW 125,000
Jocheon-eup, Jeju City
Ecoland CC
It is a course optimized for no-caddie 2-player rounds, and it is the first in Korea to manage its course in an eco-friendly, pesticide-free way without chemical pesticides, and it is a course that has preserved Gotjawal, the lungs of Jeju, as much as possible. Some reviews say its Mediterranean-style clubhouse is impressive.
KRW 165,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 135,000 · Weekend KRW 165,000
Jocheon-eup, Jeju City
Crown CC
Located at the lowest elevation of any golf course on Jeju, it is little affected by wind and any snow melts quickly, making it a mecca of domestic winter golf where rounds are possible year-round with no closing days. Because it sits in a basin adjacent to the sea, even heavy winter snowfall melts within a few hours, so there are almost no snow closures, making it the golf course with the highest opening rate on Jeju.
From October 31
from KRW 125,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 125,000 · Weekend KRW 145,000
Sallognam-ro, Seogwipo-si
Seogwipo Phantom
A full turf replacement renewal has been completed. Located in Sanghyo-dong, south of downtown Seogwipo, the course sits at a high elevation and the Hallasan ridge blocks the wind, so it is comfortable even in winter and has cool breezes in summer — a course for year-round rounds. This is the very course that a Jeju golf information site previously named as the one least affected by the winter northwesterly wind, being situated directly south of Hallasan.
KRW 140,000/ per person
Weekday KRW 110,000 · Weekend KRW 140,000

This can change with the date, the season and the tee time; the final arrangement is confirmed after we speak with you.