MIX Cup

Event Details ⚙

Date: Wednesday, 26 August 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 9,790.00

Handicap Limit: 36.0

Entry Method: Online

The MIX Cup is an open competition held at G8 Fuji Country Club in Fujiomiya, Shizuoka Prefecture. The event consists of the front 9 holes played as strokeplay using a two-ball Peria format (W-Peria), with a maximum handicap of 36. The entry fee is 9,790 yen (inclusive of tax, facility fees, and competition fee), which includes a lunch service (up to 1,430 yen value). Single players are welcome to enter; phone reservation is required for solo bookings. Groups of 2 or 3 players may be combined with other parties. Participants receive a gift (food items expected). G8 Ambassador members receive a discount of 2,000 yen on weekdays and 3,500 yen on weekends/holidays. Seniors, ladies, and U-35 players do not receive the 500 yen discount or gift. Cancellation fees of 5,500 yen per group may apply for group cancellations or reductions made within two weeks of the competition date. Start times are approximately 7:58 AM to 10:32 AM.

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Venue

G8 Fuji Country Club

静岡県, Japan

G8 Fuji Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course located in Fujiomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, situated on the gentle slopes of the southern foothills of Mount Fuji. Designed by Hirochika Tomizawa and opened in August 1985, the facility spans 1,380,000 square meters of hilly terrain. The course is characterized by a separation of pine and cedar trees, with Bentgrass No. 1 greens providing a consistent playing surface. The total yardage from the back tees is 6,852 yards, with the front nine measuring 3,377 yards and the back nine 3,475 yards. The front nine presents a mix of long holes and technical challenges, beginning with the 504-yard first hole, a gentle dogleg right that requires precise placement to avoid right-side bunkers. The third hole, a 339-yard uphill par-4, features a two-tiered green that slopes away from the back, demanding accurate approach shots. The sixth hole, the course's lowest point at 698 meters, is a 413-yard par-4 with a massive 85-yard bunker 200 yards from the tee, favoring long hitters. The ninth hole is a 437-yard uphill par-4 where out-of-bounds lines the left side, forcing players to attack from the right. The back nine introduces significant elevation changes and water hazards. The 16th hole is the course's longest at 674 yards from the back tees, a demanding downhill par-5 that requires low, accurate shots to avoid out-of-bounds on both sides. The 17th hole is a 164-yard par-3 that plays over water, with a creek running along the right and a pond in front of the two-tiered green. The 13th hole, a 524-yard par-5, plays downhill from the tee and requires careful navigation of bunkers on the second shot. The course features a driving range with 12 bays and a practice area, and all rounds are played as self-play with fairway woods permitted under most conditions.