Ferrum Club Country Club

The Froome Club was established by Dongguk Steel Corporation, which named it after iron, a core chemical element in its production processes.

The course is laid out to championship standards, featuring underground greens planted with creeping bentgrass, and Kentucky blue grass tees and fairways covered in Zoysia grass. The renowned self-taught Japanese architect Tadao Ando designed the exquisite clubhouse at Froome Golf Club in his minimalist style.

Since 2018, the club has hosted the Choi Kyung-ju Invitational, a Korea Tour event, annually. This tournament pays tribute to Choi Kyung-ju, South Korea's number one ranked male professional golfer and an eight-time PGA Tour champion.