Blue Dragon at Tani Country Club

Blue Dragon at Tani Country Club occupies rolling terrain in Sacheon, a coastal city in South Gyeongsang Province along Korea's southern shore. The course was designed by JMP Group, a Korean golf architecture firm that has developed numerous layouts across the country since the 1990s. The region's proximity to the Korea Strait influences the local climate, and the property's elevation changes provide natural movement through the routing.

The layout reflects design principles common to Korean resort and country club courses of its era, with strategic bunkering, water features integrated into several holes, and greens that reward accurate approach play. The terrain allows for varied hole corridors, and the routing takes advantage of natural ridgelines and valleys. Tani Country Club operates as a membership facility serving the Sacheon area and the broader South Gyeongsang region.

South Gyeongsang Province has seen considerable golf development over the past three decades, with courses serving both local membership communities and regional tourism. Blue Dragon fits within this context as a parkland-style course designed for year-round play in Korea's temperate southern climate. The name follows Korean golf's tradition of evocative course titles, often drawing from cultural or natural imagery. The club provides the amenities typical of Korean country clubs, including dining facilities and practice areas that support member play and competitive events.