Hamyang Elliche CC Round Review (Palace & Imperial Course Info and Strategy)

If you’re getting ready to play at Hampyeong Eliche CC, take a look at the flow of play on the Palace and Imperial courses in advance. In this video, the Sweet-and-Silly Ttungttangi Family shares a round review and course strategy, playing the Palace course first, followed by the Imperial. Based on the title and description, we’ve put together some things worth preparing before your visit, along with general course-strategy tips that may help beginner golfers. These tips are not claims about the actual terrain of any particular hole; they’re guidelines for making decisions on the course.

Things to check before visiting Hampyeong Eliche CC

The description mentions the dolmen in front of the clubhouse as a memorable sight. However, facility access and operating conditions may change, so check the official information before your visit. Confirming your booked course order, starting tee, and route between locations in advance will make getting ready on the day much easier.

• Double-check your reservation details and gear the day before
• Keep your glove, golf balls, tees, and ball marker somewhere easy to reach
• Check the temperature and the forecast for rain and wind before you set out

Start with safe targets on the Palace course

The video begins with a round on the Palace course. Early on, rather than trying to hit the ball farther, it’s a good idea to get a feel for your shot shape and direction on the day. At the teeing area, look at both the course map and the terrain in front of you, and identify where it’s safe to aim and which areas to avoid.

If you’re unsure about your driver direction, consider choosing a shorter, more familiar club. Aiming for a spot that will leave you with a comfortable next shot can help reduce mistakes caused by taking unnecessary risks.

Reassess distances on the Imperial course

On the Imperial course, featured second, it’s best to check the conditions for every shot rather than relying only on how your earlier shots felt. Even at the same distance, the club you need may change depending on the wind, elevation, and lie of the ball.

Think not only about the distance to the pin, but also about where your ball might end up if you mishit it.

If it’s difficult to go straight for the green, consider laying up to a spot where you can play your next shot rather than trying to force it. Adjust your strategy for each hole based on the on-site information and your own distance.

Getting ready to play on a slightly hot day

The video description says it was a little hot, but still comfortable enough to play. Since people experience heat differently, prepare for the weather rather than assuming you’ll feel the same way. Sip water regularly, bring a hat and sunscreen, and use the shade whenever you can while moving around. If you feel dizzy or unusually fatigued, stop playing and ask for help.

Good habits for beginner golfers

• Before taking a shot, make sure your playing partners are in a safe position
• Check the distance and choose your club before it’s your turn
• Follow basic etiquette, such as raking bunkers and repairing damage to the green
• Keep track not only of your score, but also of mistakes you repeat and decisions that worked well

At a course you’re visiting for the first time, focus on playing safely and sticking to a consistent routine rather than trying to master every hole.

What to look for in the video

The video is 7 minutes and 5 seconds long. The segments are: 00:40 clubhouse, 01:11 Palace course, 03:55 Imperial course, and 06:26 wrap-up. As you watch the footage of each course, look at the target areas and consider the reasons behind the club choices. Before your visit, it may also help to think about how you can adapt the strategies in the video to your own shot shape and distance.