The Signature Hole
The wind passing through, rustling trees,
and the gentle sound of turf beneath your feet.
In pure, untainted air, you become one with nature.
Located near the Ogose Plum Grove, a place with over 300 years of history.
Spreading across gentle hills is a green world shaped by natural trees and untouched terrain.
This landscape, resonating deep within the heart, offers profound moments of healing,
while softly embracing the golfers’ burning spirit of challenge.
Each moment spent wrapped in the murmur of the trees becomes a drama uniquely your own.
HOLE 6PAR 4
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| BACK | REGULAR | FRONT | LADIES' | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| （A） | 415 | 375 | 330 | 310 |
| （B） | 401 | 361 | 316 | 296 |
- Open
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1977.9.18
- Designer
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Japan Ryokka Civil Engineering Co., Ltd.
- Overview
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The tee shot is slightly downhill. Around 200 yards remaining, there is a one-stroke penalty on the left; with a following wind, reaching in two shots is possible.
Plan & Play
A long par-4 that doglegs sharply to the right. This is a highly strategic hole where the target of the tee shot has a significant impact on scoring. With an out-of-bounds area running along the right side, players seeking consistency are advised to aim toward the center or slightly left side of the fairway. Trying too hard to gain distance increases the difficulty at the corner of the dogleg, so prioritizing direction over power is key.
The green slopes downward from the back, so aiming for the front is effective in preventing the ball from running long.
Tips
The ideal tee-shot position is just left of the right-side bunker, but the key is not to challenge the right side too aggressively. On the second shot, the lie is less level than it appears, making directional control difficult; avoid overswinging and consider using a longer club for controlled contact.
The green is a pronounced elevated target, and missing short can leave a challenging approach up the slope or a difficult bunker shot with a high lip. As a tactical option, playing the second shot slightly long can also be an effective way to attack the hole.
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.