1 Person Self-Play Competition

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, 28 April 2027

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 9,200.00

Entry Method: Phone


The 1 Person Self-Play Competition (1人予約コンペ) is an individual strokeplay event held at Kazusa Fuji Golf Club. This is a one-round self-play (through-play) event open to both members and visiting golfers. The competition uses Paria scoring (double par cut) with no handicap limit. Entry is available by phone (TEL: 0439-29-2713) or on arrival at the front desk. The entry fee for visitors is 9,200 yen (including a 1,100 yen entry fee); members pay 8,180 yen. Prizes include locally produced Koshihikari rice (3kg) for winners, and all participants receive a prize of 20 Okitsu eggs. The event runs for one round with through-play scoring. A minimum of 3 groups (10 players) is required for the competition to proceed; if this minimum is not met on the day, participants will be offered a single round of play at the standard rate. Dates include April 28 and May 27 (among others in the year).


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Venue

Kazusa Fuji Golf

千葉県, Japan

Kazusa Fuji Golf Club is a 27-hole championship course located in Kimitsu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Established in July 1972, the course spans 1.2 million square meters and features 9,801 yards with a par of 108 across its three nines. The course was designed by Akahoshi Shiro and Akahoshi Yaji, with construction completed by Izumi Construction Company. The facility includes a clubhouse of 16,500 square meters and accommodates 185 vehicles in its parking area. The course is designed to take advantage of the local terrain and landscape characteristic of the Chiba region. With a membership base of 2,800 regular members and 400 weekday members, Kazusa Fuji Golf Club operates as a private membership facility managed by Kazusa Development Company. The club also maintains a related course, Nakatsugawa Country Club, further establishing its presence in the regional golf community.