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Bestland Country Short Course is a nine-hole golf facility located in Nasu, Nasu District, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The course is designed as a short course, distinct from traditional 18-hole layouts, and is situated in a setting that welcomes players of all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned enthusiasts. The facility emphasizes a relaxed atmosphere, aiming to provide an enjoyable experience without the pressure often associated with full-length courses. The course layout is divided into three distinct sections: the East Course, the Middle Course, and the West Course. The East Course comprises five holes, all par 3, with a total yardage of 372 yards. The Middle Course also features five par 3 holes, covering 419 yards. The West Course consists of three par 3 holes, totaling 263 yards. When played together, the full 13-hole layout totals 1,054 yards with a combined par of 39. This configuration makes it a unique short-course experience, focusing entirely on approach shots and putting. Key characteristics of the course include its exclusively par-3 design across all 13 holes. The hole lengths vary significantly, ranging from a short 24-yard hole on the West Course to a 124-yard hole, also on the West Course. The East Course features shorter holes, with the longest being 91 yards and the shortest 52 yards. The Middle Course offers a mix of distances, with the longest hole measuring 109 yards. This variety in yardage within a short-course format allows for different strategic challenges despite the uniform par structure. The facility is located at 752 Yumoto, Nasu-machi, Nasu District, Tochigi. It operates with a specific schedule, having moved to a 9 AM opening time and an irregular holiday schedule starting in 2026. The course is known for its accessibility and friendly environment, explicitly stating that it welcomes everyone who loves golf.