HAPPY MONDAY Open Competition

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 21 December 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Phone

HAPPY MONDAY Open Competition is a monthly open competition held on the last Monday of each month (dates include April 20, May 25, June 29, July 27, August 31, September 28, October 26, November 30, December 21, and January 25). The event features a new Peruvian-style format with the first 9 holes scored individually and the back 9 played as a four-ball better ball (W-par cut). Entry fee is 3,300 yen including tax. Participants receive a prize of one dozen Bridgestone TOUR B series golf balls. Visitors are welcome; individual participation is allowed. Booking is available by phone at 0495-76-2780. The competition is open to all golfers and is not restricted to club members.

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Venue

Misato Royal Golf Club

児玉郡, Japan

Located in Misato, Saitama Prefecture, Misato Royal Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course spanning 6,969 yards from the full back tees. The layout was designed and constructed by the civil engineering department of Kabushiki Kaisha Ichikawa Zouen Dothoku. The course is set on a 760,000-square-meter site and requires players to walk, as carts are not permitted on the fairways. The front nine totals 3,584 yards, while the back nine measures 3,418 yards. The front nine features a mix of elevation changes and strategic hazards. The third hole is a right-dogleg par-4 where players must navigate around an out-of-bounds area on the right to reach the green. The eighth hole presents a valley-crossing par-3 that demands precise club selection due to the distance and complex green contours. The seventh hole is a par-4 played from an elevated tee, where the two-tiered green and wind conditions require accurate shot-making. The back nine begins with the tenth hole, a par-4 played from a tee box situated on an island-like platform over water. The twelfth hole is a demanding par-4 with a large pine tree guarding the left rough and a water hazard protecting the back of the green. The seventeenth hole is a scenic par-3 played from an elevated tee to a green surrounded by water. The closing eighteenth hole is a long par-5 that requires three precise shots to reach the green, which features significant slope from front-left to back-right, often setting up dramatic finishing scenarios.