オール巨人親子と愉快な仲間たち!ゴルフコンペ！

Event Details ⚙

Date: Tuesday, 24 November 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: JPY 38,000.00

Handicap Limit: 36.0

Entry Method: Online

A celebrity golf competition (konpe) at Shigaraki Country Club Sugiyama Course, hosted by Yoshimoto Kogyo, featuring comedian All Giant (Oaru Kyodai) and his son, PGA teaching pro Nandate Nihito, alongside comedians Kanemitsu Takashi, Slim Club and Seshita Yutaka. Players can share a group with the entertainers. Two plans are offered: a comedian-accompanied plan (a comedian plays 9 of the 18 holes with you, 1-3 people per booking) and a standard 18-hole plan (1-4 people). The competition is 18-hole stroke play using the double perya (double par cut) method with a maximum handicap of 36; ties are broken by lower handicap then age. Tee times run from 07:32 to 08:28, with registration opening at 06:15. After all groups finish, a prize-giving party and social gathering are held in the konpe room, with a sweets plate and free soft drinks. The entry fee covers the round (self, cart), a limited lunch, the competition entry, the social meal, and all applicable taxes. On-course attractions include a near-pin challenge and a driving-distance challenge against the pros. Open to the public and guests on a first-come, first-served basis until the quota is reached (36 places on the comedian-accompanied plan, 28 on the standard plan).

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Shigaraki no Mori Country Club

滋賀県, Japan

Located in Shigaraki, Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, the Shigaraki no Mori Country Club Sugiyama Course is a 27-hole facility set within the rolling hills of the Shigaraki Highlands. The course was originally established in 1977 and hosted PGA Japan Tour men's professional tests for nearly two decades, serving as a launchpad for many professional golfers. In 2000, the course underwent a major renovation and redesign by Robert Trent Jones Jr., who integrated his signature philosophy of "risk and reward" with the existing natural landscape. The redesign included the conversion to Bent grass greens and a layout that emphasizes strategic play and aesthetic beauty. The course is divided into three nine-hole loops, each with distinct yardages and par configurations. The Jones loop, which is the primary tournament layout, plays to a par 72 and measures 6,804 yards from the back tees. It features a mix of long par-fours and par-fives, including a 527-yard first hole and a 522-yard seventh hole. The Queen loop offers a par 72 layout of 6,738 yards from the back tees, highlighted by a demanding 555-yard fifth hole. The Prince loop provides a shorter, par 69 challenge of 6,458 yards from the back tees, featuring a 475-yard seventh hole and a 427-yard ninth. Maintenance standards are a key characteristic of the course, with the Bent grass greens maintained at a consistent speed of approximately 10 feet throughout the year. The fairways are kept firm and tight, requiring precise approach shots. The design encourages strategic decision-making, offering players multiple routes to the green that balance safety with the potential for lower scores. The setting utilizes the natural undulations of the land, with tree-lined fairways and views of the surrounding highlands. The club has undergone significant facility updates, including a clubhouse renovation completed in 2008 that introduced a modern, mountain-lodge aesthetic. The course continues to host regular club competitions and events, maintaining its reputation as a serious testing ground for golfers. The combination of the historic layout, the strategic design elements introduced by Jones, and the high-quality turf conditions defines the playing experience at Shigaraki no Mori Country Club.

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