July 27 Special Competition

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 27 July 2026

Format: Betterball Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Phone

A popular open competition at Myoken Fuji Country Club on Monday, July 27, 2026. This is a stableford-based event where approximately half of all participants receive luxury prizes, including Kuroda Sho beef steak. The event is open to visitors and non-members. Entries are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis via phone, and the event may close early if the maximum number of participants is reached. The entry deadline is July 24, 2026, at noon. Cancellation fees apply: free for weekdays, and ¥3,000 per person for weekends and holidays if cancelled one week or less before the event. Cancellation fees are paid by the person listed as the booking representative on the left side of the entry list. There is no participation prize for those who cancel. If the event is rained out, the prize win rate increases, and all participants receive a prize (even those who would not normally win). Dress code: blazers required (not required June–September); sports shirts with collars required on course; no jeans, sandals, or T-shirts. Visitors must check in 30 minutes before their start time.

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Venue

Myoken Fuji CC

多可郡, Japan

Located in Taka-cho, Taka District, Hyogo Prefecture, Myoken Fuji Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Takeo Aiyama. The layout spans 6,861 yards from the back tees, offering distinct yardages for regular, front, and ladies' tees. The course is characterized by a generally straight and flat terrain, though it incorporates strategic elevation changes and doglegs throughout the round. The front nine features a mix of flat stretches and strategic challenges, beginning with a straight par-4 and moving into a downhill dogleg on the second hole. The third hole presents a downhill approach over water toward a garden-like setting, while the fourth hole requires an uphill second shot. The fifth hole is a demanding downhill par-3 guarded by four bunkers, and the sixth hole offers a gentle uphill climb with cross-bunkers. The seventh hole is a strategic par-4 featuring a two-tiered fairway, a waterfall, and a pond in front of the green. The front nine concludes with the course's longest hole, the eighth, a 575-yard par-5 that doglegs left around the base of Mount Myoken. The back nine introduces more varied terrain, starting with a short, downhill par-4 featuring a three-tiered green. The eleventh hole is a 519-yard par-5 where a creek crosses the fairway, demanding strategic decision-making from players. The twelfth hole winds left along a creek, surrounded by cedar trees, while the thirteenth is a challenging par-3 with a two-tiered green. The fourteenth hole plays uphill from the tee and then downhill to a right dogleg, and the fifteenth is a long, downhill par-3 with a wide fairway. The sixteenth hole is a straight, flat par-4 where strategically placed pines add difficulty. The seventeenth hole plays from an elevated tee pad to a wide, horizontal green, and the eighteenth is a 514-yard downhill par-5 that doglegs right toward the mountain base.

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