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Hanna Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Daito, Osaka, situated on a 622,322-square-meter site within a forest setting. Designed by Toshisuke Kato and constructed by Higuchi Gumi, the course opened on August 25, 1974. The layout features Pen-cross grass on the greens, Korean bentgrass on the fairways, and wild grass in the rough. The course is described as a representative urban-type course that balances short and long holes to emphasize reading and control over sheer distance. The total yardage from the regular tees is 5,707 yards, with the back tees extending to 6,200 yards. The front nine measures 2,726 yards for a par of 35, while the back nine measures 2,981 yards for a par of 37. The course includes a variety of hole lengths, ranging from a 102-yard par-3 to a 546-yard par-5. Handicap indices are distributed across the holes, with the 18th hole carrying the highest handicap index of 18 and the 1st hole at 1. The facility is operated by Classic Golf Co., Ltd., which also manages several other courses in Japan. The club offers both caddie-assisted and self-play options, with electric self-propelled carts available for use. The clubhouse, covering 10,659 square meters, includes a restaurant serving Japanese, Western, Italian, and Chinese cuisine. The property also features onsen facilities using local Ryuman hot springs.