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Shin-Chiba Country Club is a 54-hole facility located in Inaki, Tokusa City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The course is divided into three distinct 18-hole layouts: Asagiri, Tsukumo, and Tachibana. Each nine-hole course is a par 72, offering a total of 54 holes for play. The Asagiri course is the longest of the three, measuring 7,025 yards from the back tees, with an outward nine of 3,565 yards and an inward nine of 3,460 yards. The Tsukumo course measures 6,481 yards, featuring an outward nine of 3,198 yards and an inward nine of 3,283 yards. The Tachibana course is the shortest at 6,220 yards, with an outward nine of 3,081 yards and an inward nine of 3,139 yards. The Asagiri course is characterized by a symmetrical balance between its outward and inward nines. The Tsukumo course is described as a control-oriented layout that requires dynamic and strategic play. The Tachibana course is noted for its variety and mental challenges, designed to stimulate a player's curiosity. All three courses feature yardage markers and sprinkler distance indicators. The greens are maintained with bentgrass, while the tees and fairways utilize Korean grass. The club has a history of competitive success, having won the Kanto Club Championship (Kanto Club Taikou) organized by the Kanto Golf Association. The facility also offers a driving range and hosts various club competitions. The course is accessible by car or by club bus from nearby train stations.