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Lomond Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Situated on a gently undulating hillside facing south, the course is set against the backdrop of the Suzuka Mountain Range. The layout was designed and supervised by Takeshi Kawada, who opened the facility in October 1997. The course spans a development area of approximately 1.37 million square meters and features a single green design across all 18 holes, utilizing bent grass. The routing is characterized by a strategic design that narrows from broad fairways to tighter approaches, demanding precise shot-making. The front nine covers 3,224 yards from the regular tees, while the back nine measures 3,263 yards, bringing the total regular yardage to 6,487 yards. The back tees extend the course to 7,024 yards, with the longest hole being the par-5 13th at 559 yards from the regular tees. The course also offers forward tees at 6,121 yards and ladies' tees at 5,679 yards. A 17-lane, 250-yard driving range is available for practice, along with dedicated practice greens for both the front and back nines. The club features a two-story clubhouse of approximately 3,300 square meters, which houses a restaurant seating up to 60 guests and multiple party rooms for events. The facility is accessible via a short drive from the Suzuka or Kameyama interchanges on the expressway, or by taxi from Kameyama Station on the JR Kansai Main Line.