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The Signature Hole

The sweet moment that can only be earned through challenge.
A time when the experience and journey you have built are put to the test.

Set on a grand scale, surrounded by the mountains of Kii,
this championship course allows no assumptions with every single stroke.
Because it cannot be easily conquered,
your senses are sharpened and your passion grows stronger.
Strategy, technique, spirit, and fortune—
only those who possess them all will be granted glory.

BLUE COURSE

HOLE 7PAR 4

HDCP1

CHAMPION BACK REGULAR LADIES'
443 417 398 309
Open

1994.9.10

Designer

Chohei Miyazawa

Overview

A par-4 with double fairways divided by a creek.

Plan & Play

A challenging hole featuring a double fairway and a large creek. A wide creek runs diagonally across and divides the fairway, making the left fairway the safer route, though it leaves a longer distance to the green. The left side sets up a three-on route, while the right side offers a two-on route, so long hitters are encouraged to aim for the right. If you are confident in your approach shots, it may be wiser to take the safe left route and aim to make your score with a solid third shot.

Tips

On the left fairway, a shot that travels too far may run through the fairway, so carefully consider your club selection. When hitting the second shot from the left side, a fair amount of distance will remain and it will require carrying over a bunker, so aiming safely for a three-on strategy is also a valid option. The green on the right fairway is a two-tier green, making the distance of the second shot extremely important. If the pin is on the lower tier, be sure to aim from the front. If the pin is on the upper tier, focus on carrying the ball firmly to the back.

Course Navigator

Maya Matsuzaki
Born on March 31, 1997, in Tokyo.
She began playing golf at the age of 9 under the guidance of her father, a teaching professional.
She served as the captain of the golf team at Hosei University.
In 2024, she passed the KLPGA pro test and is currently competing in tournaments in Korea, while also aiming to pass the Japanese professional test.