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Located in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture, Cherry Golf Amakusa Course is a 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by Norihiro Yoshimura and opened in November 1966. The course is situated on hilly terrain and features Tifton grass greens, a surface choice that distinguishes it from many other courses in the region. The regular tee yardage spans 6,485 yards, with shorter distances available for ladies and regular play. The setting is defined by views of the surrounding islands and the Amakusa Five Bridges, offering a landscape that blends natural scenery with the demands of the game. The course layout includes a front nine totaling 3,100 yards and a back nine of 3,385 yards. The par distribution features five par-5s, including the longest hole at 558 yards on the 18th, and five par-3s, with the shortest measuring 151 yards on the 11th. Play is conducted with motorized carts, typically accommodating four players per group, though two-some play is permitted depending on conditions. The course accepts a variety of major credit cards and operates without designated rest days. Its location near notable local tourist spots allows for combined golf and sightseeing itineraries, supported by a restaurant offering a diverse menu that includes local seafood.