The South Course at Miramar Golf & Country Club in Linkou represents Jack Nicklaus's design work in northern Taiwan, situated in the hilly terrain outside New Taipei City. The course occupies rolling topography characteristic of the region, with elevation changes that provide both strategic interest and views across the surrounding landscape. Nicklaus's routing takes advantage of the natural contours, incorporating his signature design elements of strategic bunkering, generous landing areas for well-played shots, and greens that reward precision in approach play. Miramar Golf & Country Club serves the Taipei metropolitan area and caters to a membership drawn largely from Taiwan's business and professional communities. The club maintains standards typical of premium private facilities in East Asia, with attention to course conditioning and member amenities. The South Course operates alongside other layouts at the property, offering variety for regular play. The Linkou area has seen significant development in recent decades, though the golf course retains its parkland character with mature tree plantings framing holes. The design reflects Nicklaus's approach to creating courses that challenge skilled players while remaining accessible to members across different skill levels. Greens complexes feature the contouring and subtle breaks common to Nicklaus designs, requiring careful reading and touch around the putting surfaces. The course serves as a regular venue for member competitions and regional amateur events in Taiwan's active golf community.