Nan Fong Golf Club

Nantou City sits at the geographic heart of Taiwan, surrounded by the island's mountainous interior — a landscape of dramatic ridgelines, river valleys, and the kind of dense subtropical vegetation that makes central Taiwan feel worlds apart from the coastal cities. It's also the gateway region to Sun Moon Lake and Taroko-adjacent terrain, where elevation shifts are dramatic and the air noticeably cooler than the lowlands. Golf in this part of the island tends to reflect its surroundings: courses here rarely offer flat, benign terrain, and players generally contend with significant elevation changes, lush rough, and weather that can shift quickly as clouds move through the mountains.

Nan Fong Golf Club brings 18 holes to this compelling setting. Without more detailed records available, what can be said with confidence is that any course operating in Nantou's hill country earns its difficulty from the land itself — precise shot-making and course management typically matter more than raw power.

For visitors, the broader appeal is the region: Nantou County is one of Taiwan's most scenic inland destinations, and a round here comes with a backdrop that few urban or coastal courses on the island can match.