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Kui Country Club is a 1975-designed 18-hole, par-72 course located in the hilly terrain of Mihara City, Hiroshima Prefecture. Designed by Mitsubishi Construction, the course spans 1.1 million square meters and offers a total yardage of 6,757 yards from the back tees. The layout is defined by a distinct contrast between its front and back nines, requiring players to adjust their strategy halfway through the round. The front nine is characterized by flat terrain and wide fairways, creating an environment where players can unleash powerful, straightforward shots. The opening hole sets the tone as a demanding 429-yard par 4 that slopes left, while the ninth hole presents a 534-yard par 5 with a sloping landing area that demands precision. These holes emphasize distance and accuracy, allowing golfers to play with a more aggressive style. In contrast, the back nine introduces significant elevation changes and narrower fairways, shifting the focus to controlled shot-making. The closing hole is a 545-yard par 5 that tests endurance and careful club selection over its long stretch. The course is fully separated by red pines, providing a forest-like atmosphere that enhances the sense of privacy and focus on each individual hole. The course features Bentgrass (Pincushion) greens and includes a 12-bay driving range and practice facilities. A notable landmark on the property is the sculpture "FAMIGLIA" (Family) by world-renowned sculptist Kazuto Kuetani, which serves as a symbol of the club. The facility also offers a restaurant with views of the surrounding landscape and a recently renovated bathhouse for relaxation after play.