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The Noda City Public Golf Course Hibari Course is a 18-hole, 6,000-yard public golf course located in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Situated on a riverbank, the course is characterized by its open and spacious layout, which notably lacks blind shots or dogleg holes. The terrain is defined by lush greenery, featuring trees that are between 70 and 80 years old, creating a natural setting for players. Designed for accessibility, the course accommodates a wide range of skill levels, from beginners to advanced golfers. It operates on an all-self-play basis, allowing for a relaxed round without the need for caddies or pace-of-play restrictions typical of more formal courses. The layout facilitates a 18-hole round without the mandatory half-turn break, allowing players to complete the course in a shorter timeframe if desired. The absence of complex hazards like blind shots or doglegs suggests a focus on accuracy and distance rather than strategic maneuvering around severe obstacles. The course is managed by the city of Noda and is accessible via public transport or car, with specific access details provided through the course's official channels.