Autumn Flavor Competition

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 14 November 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 2,200.00

Entry Method: Online


Bell Green Country Club hosts an open competition (オープンコンペ) open to all golfers, including visitors and non-members. Participants can enter in advance when making a tee-time reservation, or on the day if spaces are available — advance reservation is recommended as popular events may close registration early. The entry fee is 2,200 yen (tentative price; subject to change based on product availability, with changes announced on this page and via the homepage News & Topics section). Prizes consist of seasonal food items. The competition format is a morning half-round W-Perier (two teams of two players each, self-play with the better ball of each team counting) on the West and Middle courses. Scoring is conducted using the W-Perier format. Separate from this event, the club also runs a Senior Active Cup for players aged 60 and over with free entry, also in W-Perier morning half-round format, scheduled on March 10, July 14, September 8, and November 10, 2026 (all Tuesdays).


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Venue

Bell Green CC

兵庫県, Japan

Bell Green Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Tamba-Sasayama, Hyogo Prefecture, situated approximately an hour's drive from the urban centers of Osaka, Kobe, and Kyoto. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the West Course, the Center Course, and the East Course. Designed by Teruo Sugiura, the layout is characterized by gentle undulations and a flat, open configuration that contrasts with the mountainous terrain typical of the Kansai region. The design philosophy emphasizes strategic play over sheer difficulty, aiming to provide a rewarding experience for golfers of varying skill levels. The West and Center Courses form a standard 18-hole loop played with a riding cart, totaling 72 par. The West Course comprises the first nine holes, featuring a mix of par-4s and par-5s with yardages ranging from 312 to 468 yards. The Center Course completes the round with holes 10 through 18, presenting a total par of 36. This section includes a demanding 550-yard par-5 on the 18th hole and a short 177-yard par-3 on the 11th, which is marked as a driver-recommended hole. The combined yardage for the 18 holes is approximately 6,266 yards from the regular tees. The East Course offers a separate 9-hole, par-35 loop designed for walking or "hand-carry" play, often used as a double-round option for a total par of 70. With a total yardage of 2,688 yards, the East Course features a variety of par-4s and par-3s, including a 455-yard par-5 on the 5th hole. This loop is marketed towards golfers seeking a more traditional, walking-friendly experience, including those preparing for amateur tournaments or student league competitions. A shuttle cart is available to transport players between the longer joints of the East Course loops. The course is set within a natural environment that Sugiura intended to frame the game with expansive views. The terrain avoids extreme elevation changes, instead relying on strategic placement of hazards and fairway contours to challenge the golfer. The facility caters to a broad demographic, from beginners to veterans, with specific tee arrangements available for women and senior players on the West and Center courses. The East Course remains a distinct option for those preferring a self-paced, walking round.