MIKIYOKAWA COUNTRY CLUB

WEST CourseHOLE 1[ PAR 5 ]

Tee off aiming toward the left foothills. For the second shot, be mindful of the right OB on the uphill approach, and for the third shot, choose a longer club to compensate for the uphill.

WEST CourseHOLE 2[ PAR 4 ]

Watch out for the right-side ravine and aim for the cart path straight ahead. For the second shot, avoid the right bunker, and on the fast green at the back, focus on controlling distance.

WEST CourseHOLE 3[ PAR 3 ]

Hit according to the indicated distances. Since the green is fast from the back, attacking from the front is the safer approach.

WEST CourseHOLE 4[ PAR 4 ]

For the first shot, watch out for the left OB. Long hitters should use something other than a driver for safety. Since the back is narrow, focus on distance control for the second shot.

WEST CourseHOLE 5[ PAR 3 ]

Watch out for the left OB, and be cautious as the ball can easily roll toward the right hillside. The green is elongated, with a steep slope from right to left.

WEST CourseHOLE 6[ PAR 4 ]

Aim for the center of the fairway on your tee shot. For the second shot, which is uphill, use a slightly longer club. Watch out for the front-left bunker and the wide, two-tiered green.

WEST CourseHOLE 7[ PAR 4 ]

For the tee shot, aim at the water tower ahead. Be careful of the right penalty area and the front-side valley. The green is fast from the back, so approach it with caution.

WEST CourseHOLE 8[ PAR 4 ]

Attack from either side of the lone tree ahead. The upper slope on the right is out of bounds. Watch out for the front bunker and the elevated two-tiered green at the back.

WEST CourseHOLE 9[ PAR 5 ]

Aim for the three trees ahead on your tee shot. For the second shot, target the center for safety. The long green at the back requires careful attention to distance.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 1[ PAR 4 ]

For the tee shot, aim to place the ball securely on the fairway. Watch out for the OB on the right, and targeting the left side is the safer strategy.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 2[ PAR 4 ]

Attack from the right to aim for a 3-on. Watch out for the valley and OB in front of the left green, and use a longer club for a solid shot.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 3[ PAR 3 ]

Watch out for the OB at the back right of the green. Focus on distance with a relaxed shot. Playing from the fairway approach is the safer strategy.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 4[ PAR 5 ]

Since the right side is OB, play around the left. Aim for the left side on both the tee shot and the second shot, and watch out for the bunker between the greens.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 5[ PAR 4 ]

For the second shot, be mindful of the downhill and the wind coming from the left. Watch out for the right OB and play a safe approach to secure par.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 6[ PAR 4 ]

The key is to avoid the lone pine on the right side of the fairway. Watch out for the front pond, the right OB, and the deep bunker between the greens.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 7[ PAR 4 ]

The basic strategy for the tee shot is to aim for the center. For the second shot, which is uphill, use one club longer. Avoid the right OB and the front-left bunker.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 8[ PAR 3 ]

You can still aim for par between the two greens. Pay attention to the OBs on both sides, and aiming for the center is a solid strategy.

MIDDLE CourseHOLE 9[ PAR 5 ]

For the first shot, aiming slightly left of center is the safer choice. It’s important to avoid landing in the front bunkers of either green.

EAST CourseHOLE 1[ PAR 4 ]

The key is a tee shot aimed at the right side of the trees straight ahead. Watch out for the right OB, and be careful with putts on the fast green from the back.

EAST CourseHOLE 2[ PAR 5 ]

Aim for the right side for a safe approach. On the second shot, watch out for OB on both sides and avoid the guard bunker to go for a three-shot green.

EAST CourseHOLE 3[ PAR 4 ]

The ideal tee shot is aimed left of the right bunker. On the second shot, watch for OB, and use the fairway strip between the left and right greens as a safe play.

EAST CourseHOLE 4[ PAR 3 ]

Be mindful of the wind coming from the left. Choose a slightly longer club depending on the pin position. On the fast green from the back, focus carefully on distance control.

EAST CourseHOLE 5[ PAR 5 ]

The right side is safe for both the tee shot and the second shot. Watch out for the pond on the left and the pine trees in front, and play a cautious, step-by-step approach.

EAST CourseHOLE 6[ PAR 4 ]

The right side is safe. Watch out for the valley in front and the OB on the left, and focus on accuracy over distance to play the hole.

EAST CourseHOLE 7[ PAR 4 ]

The key is a tee shot aimed right of the left bunker. Watch out for the valley in front and the OB on the right. Be careful on the left green, as the left side is narrow.

EAST CourseHOLE 8[ PAR 3 ]

Watch out for the OB on the right. Avoid the bunker in front of the left green. The hole is longer than it appears, so use a slightly longer club.

EAST CourseHOLE 9[ PAR 4 ]

A safe tee shot is aimed to the right of the left bunker. Watch out for the OB on the right, and play a steady approach from the fairway strip.

Clubhouse

Blending harmoniously with the surrounding hills, the clubhouse offers a bright and comfortable setting where you can enjoy pleasant moments before and after your round.

Driving Range

The driving range, stretching approximately 90 yards, provides a convenient space for warming up and checking your swing before your round.

Approach & Bunker

The bunker and approach practice areas allow you to practice a variety of short-game situations around the green and improve precision in your play.