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Kosugi Country Club is located in Toyama Prefecture, Japan, and holds the distinction of being the only public golf course in the region. The facility is designed to maximize the natural appeal of its gentle hilly terrain, offering a layout that integrates with the surrounding landscape. The course comprises three distinct nine-hole loops: the North Course, the East Course, and the South Course, allowing for varied routing and play experiences. The club has established a significant history in professional women's golf, hosting several high-profile tournaments in the late 2010s. It served as the venue for the LPGA Legends Championship Isaac Cup for three consecutive years from 2015 to 2017. Additionally, the course hosted the final professional test for the LPGA in 2017 and the 51st Japan Ladies Professional Golf Association Tournament Konica Minolta Cup in 2018. As a public facility, Kosugi Country Club provides access to a driving range and club facilities including a restaurant named Artemis. The course emphasizes casual play and accessibility, maintaining local rules designed to ensure smooth play and safety for all golfers. The layout and course ratings are available for review, catering to players seeking a round in a natural, hilly setting.