Hakuho Open Competition

Event Details ⚙

Date: Tuesday, 24 November 2026

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 16,100.00

Entry Method: Online

The Hakuho Open Competition (白鳳オープンコンペ) is an open competition held at Hakuho Country Club, open to individual golfers from the public. Participants can choose between a caddie-assisted format or self-play. The event includes a light breakfast (available 7:00-9:30), lunch with one soft drink, after-dessert, and prizes for all participants (no participation gift). Each monthly event has a themed prize. On November 24, 2026, the theme is 'Nikukatsudokai' (Meat Grab Cup). Half-round scoring is used, with results submitted in the morning and prizes awarded after settlement. Free social解散 after play. A participation fee of ¥3,500 is included in the total price (¥20,500 with caddie, ¥16,100 self-play). Visitors can book online through the club's website or via third-party booking services.

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Venue

Hakuho Country Club

成田市, 千葉県, Japan

Hakuho Country Club is a highly strategic championship course located in Narita, Chiba Prefecture. The course's most distinctive feature is its extensive use of water hazards, which define its challenging layout and strategic design. The course emphasizes shot precision and course management, appealing to golfers seeking a genuine test of skill. The natural landscape provides an aesthetically pleasing setting, with well-maintained fairways and greens integrated throughout the property. The course offers various facilities and amenities for both members and visitors, including dining options and practice areas. Hakuho Country Club hosts regular competitions and events, including member tournaments and open competitions for ladies and seniors. The course maintains a strong reputation within the Japanese golf community as a premier venue for competitive play, attracting golfers who appreciate strategically demanding layouts where water placement significantly influences play on multiple holes.