Moon Lake Golf Club, Kurate Course

Moon Lake Golf Club, Kurate Course, opened in 1992, is located on a hilly terrain consisting of 27 holes. The undulating fairways with beautiful ponds and the strategic layout of the course will challenge golfers. Overall, the course is more difficult to conquer than it looks, as it utilizes the natural terrain and features a series of gentle downhill and uphill holes that require accurate distance and directional accuracy as well as a variety of shot skills. The landing areas of tee shots on the East, Middle, and West Courses are wide, so you can hit the ball freely, but your score depends on the result of two or three shots to catch the green. The greens are generally sloped from the front with little undulation, so you should be able to putt within 2 putts. The 8th and 9th holes on the middle course are beautiful holes with lakes, but they are all over water, so the pressure is on. In particular, the 9th hole is a signature hole where the tee shot is over water and doglegs to the right, making it a long hole.