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The Signature Hole

Quietly intense, within a grand landscape.
The boundary between nature and self gradually begins to dissolve.

Set on the rolling foothills spreading out beneath Mount Kōō, this is a graceful and indulgent moment spent facing nature in stillness.
The pin flag fluttering below mirrors the subtle movements of the heart, delivering a sense of pleasant tension and a quietly burning passion.
As you settle into your address, the surrounding sounds gently fade away, and an unparalleled moment of harmony with nature arrives.

HOLE 3PAR 4

HDCP5

BACK REGULAR FRONT LADIES'
366 337 320 295
Open

1977.7.27

Designer

Sato Ken

Overview

A short downhill middle hole. Watch out for the bunkers surrounding the green and make an accurate shot to secure the green.

Plan & Play

A short downhill par-4. The green is surrounded by bunkers, making accuracy essential when aiming for a green in regulation. Precisely because this is a short par-4, the tee shot does not necessarily require a driver—choosing a fairway wood or utility to secure an ideal position is also a sound strategic option.
The green features more breaking lines than it appears at first glance, and distance control on the first putt has a direct impact on your score, so careful attention is required.

Tips

On the tee shot, aim for the fairway with enough distance to fully carry the cliff on the left. Be mindful that finding the bunker on the right may prevent a clear approach to the green on your second shot.
The green is elevated and surrounded by seven bunkers, so the approach shot should account for the uphill lie while prioritizing a sure green in regulation.
Mounds on the back left and right of the green are particularly influential, making approaches from beyond the green difficult. Aim to play safely from the front.

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.