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Kanami Springs CC is a 19-hole golf course located in Fujieda, Shizuoka, designed by the Di Design Company and opened in 1989. The facility features two distinct nine-hole loops, an Out Course and an In Course, which can be played individually or combined for a 36-hole round. The course is situated in a setting that offers views of Mount Fuji, providing an open, resort-style environment for play. The layout is designed to accommodate various skill levels through multiple tee boxes, ranging from the forward Red tees to the back Black tees. The Out Course totals 3,242 yards from the Black tees with a par of 36, while the In Course measures 3,390 yards from the same tees, also at par 36. The combined 36-hole yardage reaches 6,632 yards from the Black tees, with a course rating of 73.1 from those markers. The White tees offer a total yardage of 5,868 yards and a course rating of 69.4. The course underwent significant modifications in 2007 with the introduction of passenger carts, resulting in a more strategic layout. Notable holes include the 3rd hole on the Out Course, a par-5 measuring 475 yards from the Black tees, which was used for a commercial shoot by professional golfer Ryo Ishikawa. A commemorative plate is embedded near the guard bunker on this hole. The 13th hole on the In Course is a par-4 dropping shot measuring 448 yards from the Black tees, characterized by a view of the Suruga Bay and pressure from trees and out-of-bounds areas. The 18th hole on the In Course serves as a signature long par-5, measuring 537 yards from the Black tees, recommended for driving distance. The 9th hole on the Out Course is also noted as a driving distance recommended hole. The course hosted the Ben Hogan & Kiki Classic women's professional tournament in 1990, the year following its opening.