Meat Festival

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 29 October 2026

End Date: Thursday, 29 October 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 1,100.00

Handicap Limit: 18.0

Entry Method: Phone


The 'Meat Festival' (O-niku Matsuri / Nikutsuri) is a recurring half-round competition held at Tanagura Country Club on the 29th of June, July, August, October and November. The 29 October 2026 edition falls on a Thursday. It is a half competition (front nine holes only) played under the New Peria stableford system with a W Par Cut applied, and a maximum handicap of 18. Entry fee is 1,100 JPY (tax included); the day's play fee, lunch and taxes are included in the total cost. Prizes are awarded for 1st through 5th place, 7th place, and 10th place, plus best drive (BB), best modified (BM) and special prizes, all handed out at settlement. 30 practice balls are provided before the start, and alcoholic beverages at lunch are half price from the second drink. The event is listed on the club's open competition page and is open to visiting non-member golfers; entries are taken via the club's online booking system (ValueGolf) or by phone.


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Venue

Tanagura Country Club Golf Course

東白川郡, Japan

Located in the eastern hills of Fukushima Prefecture, Tanagura Country Club is a 27-hole facility set in a rolling, hilly landscape that offers views of the Nasu, Abukuma, and Hachimantai mountain ranges. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the East Course, the Center Course, and the West Course. Each nine plays to a par of 36, resulting in a total course par of 108. The layout is characterized by a mix of flat, open fairways and strategic doglegs that require thoughtful shot selection to manage scores effectively. The East Course is described as flat and approachable, though it features several dogleg holes on the front and back nines that demand precision. The Center Course offers a slightly shorter distance but provides varied challenges that prevent it from being underestimated. The West Course is the longest of the three, catering to powerful hitters who can drive the ball effectively, with a layout that rewards accurate driving and careful putting. The facility has a history of hosting significant tournaments, including the Japan-US University Golf Championship, which utilizes the course as a championship venue. The club also actively supports junior golf development through summer camps and junior cups, fostering a competitive environment for young players. Amenities include a covered driving range and an on-site lodge, allowing for convenient access to relaxation and accommodation immediately following play.