Meat Competition

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 12 March 2027

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 12,000.00

Entry Method: Phone

An open competition held at Hakone Yunohana Golf Course, open to individuals and groups of any size. All participation prizes and competition prizes consist of meat (お肉). Scoring is conducted using the New Peoria system calculated over the front 9 holes only. The entry fee is ¥12,000 for non-members and ¥10,500 for members. All entry fees include green fees and participation costs; an additional insurance/compensation fee applies separately. There is no post-round prize ceremony for this event.

Prizes

Meat prizes for all participants

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Venue

Hakone Yunohana Golf Course

箱根町, 神奈川県, Japan

Hakone Yunohana Golf Course is a highland course located at 935 meters elevation, making it the highest golf facility in the Hakone area. The 18-hole, par-71 course spans 5,493 yards and features bentgrass greens throughout. Set against the backdrop of Mount Hakone Komadake, the course offers panoramic views of Sagami Bay and Enoshima Island from the elevated fairways. The layout comprises an OUT nine (par 35, 2,708 yards) and IN nine (par 36, 2,785 yards), with each nine featuring signature holes. Notable features include holes with specific names reflecting the local landscape and atmosphere, such as the famous par-4 17th hole ("Fukuwa Sagamino Umi"), a right dogleg offering expansive views of Sagami Bay. The course includes designated long-drive holes at the 9th and 12th, and near-pin holes at the 6th and 16th. The design accommodates golfers of varying skill levels with two tee options (Regular and Prince). GPS-equipped golf carts enhance pace of play. The course's alpine setting and refreshing breezes create favorable summer playing conditions, while autumn foliage enhances the scenic experience.