The Signature Hole
Changing its expression with each visit, the scenery shifts gracefully through the four seasons.
Embrace each fleeting moment, surrounded by the natural beauty of Izu.
The Amagi mountain range, at times rugged, at times gentle, draws a striking silhouette.
Its ridgelines reflect the journey of life—full of rises and falls, yet always moving forward.
Standing tall with an undeniable presence, the majestic Mount Fuji captures the eye from afar.
Glowing in the morning and evening light, it remains unforgettable, a symbol of life’s ultimate destination.
At 450 meters above sea level, this hillside golf resort offers an experience that resonates with your very life itself.
OHITO COURSE
HOLE 16PAR 4
HDCP6
| BACK | REGULAR | LADIES' |
|---|---|---|
| 350 | 331 | 253 |
- Open
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1962.10.13
- Designer
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J.E.Crane
- Overview
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With out of bounds on the left, you’ll want to play to the right—but too far right and a large tree will block your shot.
Plan & Play
The Ōhito Course is of a high enough standard to host professional tournaments.
Its Signature Hole, the 16th, is a slightly dogleg par 4.
While the fairway is relatively flat up to the midpoint, out-of-bounds lie to the left, and large trees line the right side, creating a sense of narrowness that demands precision.
Maintaining position in the center of the fairway while managing risks on both sides is the key to scoring well.
This hole tests a golfer’s accuracy to the fullest.
Tips
Due to the course layout, the out-of-bounds on the left comes into play quickly, so it is wise to make use of the wider right side. Aim your tee shot at the right side of the fairway.
For the second shot, beware of the guard bunker protecting the front left of the green and the longer distance required.
A safer play is to approach from the right side.
Since the green slopes to receive shots, attacking from the front is recommended.
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 KLGPA pro test and is currently competing in tournaments in Korea, while also aiming to pass the Japanese professional test.