PHOENIX SPRINGS COUNTRY CLUB
🇰🇷 Icheon, Gyeonggi, KR
Designed by Jim Fazio
Phoenix Springs Country Club's Mountain Course sits in Icheon, a city in Gyeonggi Province roughly an hour southeast of Seoul, known for its ceramic tradition and hot springs. Designed by Jim Fazio, the course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of South Korea's inland landscape, where elevation changes and natural contours shape the routing. Fazio, who has designed several courses in Asia, typically incorporates the existing topography into strategic layouts that reward thoughtful course management.
The Mountain Course name reflects the property's hillier character compared to typical lowland layouts in the region. Icheon's geography provides natural movement through the holes, with fairways that rise and fall across the property and greens positioned to take advantage of elevation. The design likely emphasizes accurate approach play, as uphill and downhill lies add complexity to distance control and club selection.
Phoenix Springs Country Club serves the greater Seoul metropolitan area's golfing community, part of South Korea's robust golf culture where private clubs maintain high conditioning standards and offer comprehensive amenities. The club's location in Icheon places it within a region that has developed as a golf destination, with multiple courses taking advantage of the area's terrain and proximity to the capital. The Mountain Course represents one option within this competitive market, offering members and guests a layout shaped by both the natural landscape and Fazio's design approach.
FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Mountain was designed by Jim Fazio.
Yes. Mountain at Phoenix Springs Country Club is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Mountain is 36.
Mountain is a 9-hole course.