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Located in Kaga, Ishikawa Prefecture, Kaga Central Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-72 course set across gentle rolling hills. The layout measures 6,921 yards from the back tees, offering a strategic challenge that utilizes the natural terrain to test a golfer's accuracy and distance management. The course is designed to provide a varied experience, with hole lengths and difficulties distributed to challenge players of different skill levels. The front nine features several demanding holes, most notably the 9th, which serves as the long closing hole for the outward half. This par-4 measures 469 yards from the back tees and is guarded by a beach bunker and a water hazard to the right of the green, requiring precise approach shots. The 5th hole stands out as the course's signature par-5, stretching 538 yards. It demands a strategic tee shot, with the ideal landing area positioned between the base of a hill on the right and the center of the fairway, setting up a complex approach to the green. The back nine introduces significant length and elevation changes, highlighted by the 13th hole. This par-4 measures 424 yards and requires a gentle uphill drive, making it a preferred venue for the club's long drive contests. The course also features two par-3s that test precision: the 17th, a short 195-yard hole, and the 6th, which measures 206 yards. The 18th hole closes the round as a 536-yard par-5, providing a final test of endurance and strategy. Kaga Central Golf Club hosts regular club competitions and local events, including the annual Kaga Citizen Golf Tournament. The facility includes a stone clubhouse with a restaurant offering views of the course, catering to both serious golfers and those seeking a relaxed dining experience after play. The course maintains a strong community presence through its web membership program and regular tournament schedules.