Nasu Kurobane Golf Club ☆ Follow

Nasu Kurobane Golf Club is a 9-hole, 18-tie course located in the Nasu region, set within a forested landscape that features undulating terrain and strategic bunkering. The layout is divided into an Out course and an In course, each comprising nine holes with a total par of 72. The Out course measures 2,996 yards, while the In course covers 2,943 yards, bringing the total yardage to 5,939 yards. The course is characterized by a mix of uphill and downhill shots, with several holes requiring precise club selection due to elevation changes and green complexes. The Out course begins with a 365-yard par 4 where the fairway center is the ideal target, avoiding slices that could lead to trouble. The third hole is a 176-yard par 3 that plays downhill, demanding careful club choice to avoid the dead pin positions. The seventh hole, a 127-yard par 3, offers views of the clubhouse and features a strategic front green that requires accuracy to avoid the water hazard. The ninth hole is a 476-yard par 5 with a two-tiered green, requiring players to identify pin placement before attacking the flag. The In course starts with a 369-yard par 4 that plays downhill, with a fairway bunker on the right posing a risk for long hitters. The twelfth hole is a 466-yard par 5 that doglegs left, with a target off the right side of the fairway and a second shot aimed at the front of the green to set up birdie opportunities. The sixteenth hole is a 147-yard par 3 that plays slightly downhill, with bunkers surrounding the green to test approach precision. The eighteenth hole is a 298-yard par 4 that plays uphill, requiring players to avoid shortening their club selection to ensure they reach the green. The course is maintained to provide a dynamic playing experience, with undulations and tree-lined fairways adding to the challenge. The greens are generally large but can be tricky due to tiered surfaces and speed variations. The course hosts monthly competitions and annual events, including the Opening Memorial Cup, indicating an active calendar for local golfers. The facility allows fairway use by passenger carts, adding flexibility to the playing experience.