Year-End Dream Cup

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 14 December 2026

Format: Team Ambrose Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 20,400.00


The Dream Year-End Cup (30th Anniversary) is a 4-ball team competition held at Fukuoka Raizan Golf Club on December 14, 2026. Visitors (non-members) are welcome to enter. The event uses a double aerial scoring method for the first 9 holes to determine rankings. Entry fees for visitors are 20,400 JPY for self-play or 25,400 JPY with a caddy (including tax). There is no formal prize ceremony; prizes are handed out at departure. The entry prize is yet to be determined.


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Venue

Fukuoka Raizan Golf Club

福岡県, Japan

Fukuoka Raizan Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 course located in Itooshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The 6,905-yard layout was designed by Takashi Tanihei of Politechnic Consultants, with course advisory provided by Masahiro Kuramoto. The property spans approximately 122 hectares of rolling, natural hills, a terrain that the club utilizes to create a course balancing beauty and strategic demands. The course is structured to reward both distance and accuracy, featuring a mix of holes that require bold drives and those that demand precise shot-making. The front nine covers 3,475 yards from the back tees, while the back nine runs for 3,430 yards. The longest hole on the property is the 641-yard 5th hole, which serves as a significant test of length, while the 186-yard 4th hole provides a contrasting short-par 3 challenge. Fukuoka Raizan Golf Club has a notable history in professional golf, having hosted the Japan Golf Tour Challenge Tournament multiple times. Events such as the "Loys Corporation Cup in Fukuoka Raizan" and the "Japan Create Challenge in Fukuoka Raizan" have been held on the grounds since 2013. The course also gained international attention in 1999 when Tiger Woods visited for a television recording of the show "Sports King," playing an exhibition match in front of a gallery of approximately 3,000 spectators.