The Club at Nine Bridges, Jeju: guide

The Club at Nine Bridges is a members-only golf club (18 holes, par 72) in the mid-mountain area of Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, on the south-western slopes of Hallasan, with villa-style condominiums inside the course. It has hosted the PGA Tour’s THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES and has been ranked several times among the world’s top 100 courses by US Golf Magazine and Golf Digest.

The club’s official FAQ states that it is a traditional membership course and non-members cannot use it; membership requires a recommendation from an existing member and approval by the Membership Committee. It is not a hotel that ordinary travellers can book.

This guide uses only the club’s official website (Korean and English) and the Korea Tourism Organization’s accessible-travel listing.

According to the official English page, guests can use the fitness club for free and receive a KRW 10,000 ticket for the natural-grass practice range. Living rooms have fireplaces and bathrooms have skylights.

• Course: 18 holes, par 72. The club describes itself as the first course in Korea with bent grass on its fairways.
• Tournaments: THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES (PGA Tour), the CJ Nine Bridges Classic and the World Club Championship.
• Green fees (18 holes, effective 1 January 2024): member KRW 21,120; family/designated member KRW 21,120 weekdays and KRW 175,000 weekends; associate member KRW 252,000 weekdays and KRW 450,000 weekends; guest KRW 350,000 weekdays and KRW 450,000 weekends.
• Other fees: caddie KRW 150,000 per team (18 holes), cart KRW 120,000 per cart (five-seater KRW 100,000), rental clubs KRW 50,000 per full set.

Although the fee table lists a guest rate, the official FAQ says non-members cannot use the club on their own; ask the club directly.

• LBB Spa: body and facial programmes, for example the Cellular Body Treatment at KRW 330,000 for 90 minutes or KRW 220,000 for 60 minutes, and the Perfect Cellular Treatment at KRW 550,000 for 180 minutes (official English page; bookings +82-64-793-9976).
• Fitness club: treadmills, cycles, step machines and more; free for guests, with free sportswear and shoe rental.
• Restaurant: the club restaurant (reservations +82-64-793-9182).

• By car: about 50 minutes from Jeju Airport (official Korean page), and about 20 minutes from the Jungmun Resort area (official English page).
• Club limousine: airport–club limousines run by reservation. Airport to club: book by phone the day before (+82-64-793-9000); club to airport: book on site four hours before (concierge +82-64-793-9982). No service on Tuesdays, and no stops other than the club and Jeju Airport.

• Osulloc Tea Museum: green-tea fields and a tea museum.
• Bonte Museum: a museum designed by Tadao Ando.
• Sanbangsan and Yongmeori Coast: signature scenery on Jeju’s south-west coast.

• It is members only. If you are looking for a place to stay, resort hotels in Jungmun such as The Shilla Jeju or Lotte Hotel Jeju are the realistic choice.
• The course closes every Tuesday and the club limousine does not run that day.
• Condo rates are not published with dates on the official website, so we do not list them; ask the club.