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Oak Hills Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Katori, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The course was designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. and is distinguished as the first in Japan to feature Bentgrass putting surfaces. Situated in the Kanto region, the layout utilizes the natural terrain to create a strategic challenge that evokes the feel of American golf courses. The course is characterized by strategically placed ponds and bunkers that define its difficulty and character. Each of the 18 holes offers a distinct layout, requiring players to navigate a variety of hazards and terrain features. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making, with the quality of the greens and the natural landscape playing a central role in the playing experience. Oak Hills Country Club has a significant history in professional golf, having hosted the inaugural World Golf Championship and serving as the venue for 11 professional tournaments in total. This track record establishes the course as a legitimate championship standard, capable of hosting high-level competitive play. The combination of its Bentgrass greens and strategic design continues to attract players seeking a rigorous test of golf.