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Sapporo Scott Hill Golf Club is a 18-hole facility located in Ishikari, Hokkaido, Japan, situated on a hilly terrain that offers views of the distant coastline. The course is divided into two distinct nine-hole loops: the Rose Course and the Azalea Course. The Rose Course is a par-36 layout featuring two par-5s, four par-4s, and three par-3s. Its back tee total yardage is 3,502 yards, while the regular tees play to 3,308 yards. The Azalea Course is also a par-36, containing two par-5s, four par-4s, and three par-3s, with a back tee distance of 3,517 yards and regular tees at 3,285 yards. The facility is designed to evoke a British country house atmosphere, with interiors and amenities reflecting a traditional club aesthetic. The clubhouse features a gallery space named "Gallery Scott" with an eight-meter diameter open atrium, and dining areas designed to provide views of the fairways. The club emphasizes an intimate, home-style club life, catering to both members and guests with a focus on social interaction and a relaxed environment. The course layout includes various hazards such as bunkers and water hazards, which challenge players across the different tee boxes. The Rose Course's longest hole is the 5th, measuring 612 yards from the back tees, while the Azalea Course's longest hole is the 9th at 578 yards. The design incorporates rolling terrain typical of the Hokkaido highlands, providing a varied playing experience that tests accuracy and distance management. Tournament play and competitions are a regular feature at the club, with a schedule of open competitions held throughout the year. These events, such as the "Scott Hill Cup" and various seasonal festivals, utilize a Stableford or Modified Stableford scoring system, allowing for competitive play among members and visiting golfers. The club maintains a calendar of these events, often including meals, which underscores its role as a social hub for golfers in the region.