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Gold Kisarazu Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Kisarazu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The layout was designed under the supervision of professional golfer Isao Aoki, who incorporated lessons learned from famous courses around the world. The course is characterized by its undulating greens, which are surfaced with CY-2 bentgrass, and is surrounded by cedar and cypress trees. The terrain offers expansive views, including a vista of Tokyo Bay from the 13th hole. The front nine presents a mix of lengths and challenges, starting with the 352-yard 1st hole and the 412-yard 2nd. The 3rd hole extends to 562 yards from the back tees, while the 4th hole is a 171-yard par-3 noted for its large bunkers and dramatic setting. The 6th hole, a 442-yard par-4, carries a handicap index of 1, indicating its significance in scoring. The 7th hole is a 213-yard par-3, and the 9th hole closes the front nine at 408 yards. The back nine begins with the 406-yard 10th hole and includes the 151-yard 11th par-3. The 12th hole is a demanding 524-yard par-5. The 13th hole, a 402-yard par-4 with a handicap index of 2, requires a tee shot followed by a second shot over water, with players looking up to see the Tokyo Bay view. The 14th hole is 459 yards, and the 15th is a 213-yard par-3. The 16th hole is a shorter 349-yard par-4, while the 17th hole stretches to 496 yards. The course concludes with the 379-yard 18th hole. The total yardage from the back tees is 6,856 yards, with regular tees at 6,109 yards, senior tees at 5,411 yards, and ladies' tees at 4,801 yards. The course is designed to accommodate players from beginners to single-digit handicappers and tournament play. The strategic layout and beautiful field are intended to create memorable playing experiences.