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Located in the hilly terrain of eastern Aichi Prefecture near Nagoya, Miyoshi Country Club is a traditional 18-hole championship facility designed by J.E. Crane and opened in May 1961. The course is built on a 1,750,000-square-meter site and is classified as a forest-style layout. The club operates two distinct courses: the West Course, which measures 7,335 yards with a par 72 and a course rating of 76.7, and the East Course, which is 6,610 yards, also par 72, with a course rating of 72.6. Both courses feature Bent 1 greens and are designed to offer strategic challenges for golfers of varying skill levels. The West Course is the primary championship layout, featuring a mix of long par 5s and demanding par 4s. The back nine includes a 570-yard par 5 at the 15th hole, which serves as a driving range recommended hole, alongside a 555-yard par 5 at the 13th. The front nine presents a testing 555-yard par 5 at the 2nd hole. The East Course offers a slightly shorter but equally strategic test, highlighted by a 565-yard par 5 at the 2nd hole and a 525-yard par 5 at the 17th hole. The club also maintains a 250-yard driving range with 31 bays for practice. Miyoshi Country Club is a members-only facility with a strict policy requiring caddies for all rounds. The West Course is played on foot, while the East Course allows for the use of four-passenger motorized carts. The club's clubhouse, designed by the Toshio Yamashita Design Office, serves as the central hub for the facility. The course is situated in Miyoshi City, accessible via the Meitoyo Line or major highways, providing a secluded environment for serious golf play.