K-MIX Competition

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 03 October 2026

Category: Junior

Entry Method: Online


The K-MIX Competition is a junior golf event held at The Forest Country Club on October 3, 2026, as part of the Enshin Junior Challenge Golf Tournament. Entry opens on August 7, 2026 at 12:00 via the club's website. The competition is for amateur junior golfers (elementary, middle, and high school students) across multiple age and gender divisions. Entry is submitted online through the club's booking system. Yardage information, results, pairings, and entry forms are available on the club website. The event is organized by The Forest Country Club and is open to junior amateur golfers of all genders within the specified age divisions.


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Venue

The Forest Country Club

静岡県, Japan

The Forest Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Morimachi, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, set within a landscape of rich forests and varied terrain. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the Tenryu Course, the Tachibana Course, and the Ichinomiya Course. Each nine carries a par of 36, resulting in a total course par of 108. The layout is designed to take advantage of the natural topography, offering wide fairways and a flat, expansive playing surface that encourages aggressive play while demanding precision to avoid penalties. The Tenryu Course features a mix of long par-5s and technical par-4s, with the first hole presenting a 534-yard challenge from the back tees. The third hole is a 490-yard par-5 flanked by out-of-bounds on both sides, requiring a precise approach to the mountain foothills. The eighth hole is a short 148-yard par-3 that plays to a narrow, horse-back green, a feature that often complicates scoring. The course also includes a water hazard on the fourth hole, a par-3, where club selection is critical to avoid the pond. The Tachibana Course is characterized by its undulating greens and strategic use of slopes. The second hole is a 172-yard par-3 that plays to a three-tiered green, making distance control difficult and often leaving players with uphill putts from the back. The first hole is a 502-yard par-5 where the left side is out of bounds, forcing players to aim right for their third shot into an uphill green. The seventh hole is a 178-yard par-3 that plays over a valley to the right, with out-of-bounds penalties encouraging players to aim for the safer left side of the green. The Ichinomiya Course offers some of the longest holes on the property, including a 555-yard par-5 fifth hole that is guarded by water on both sides. The first hole is a 503-yard par-5 that requires avoiding a valley on the tee shot and navigating out-of-bounds on the right side for the second shot. The fourth hole is a demanding 199-yard par-3 played from an elevated tee, requiring careful wind assessment. The seventh hole is a short 154-yard par-3 that is tightly enclosed by out-of-bounds, testing accuracy over distance. The layout includes dogleg rights and lefts, such as the sixth and eighth holes, which require careful navigation of slopes and bunkers to avoid penalties.