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Shiraki Golf Club is a 18-hole, par-66 course located in Oita City, Oita Prefecture, Japan, situated in a setting that offers views of the Beppu Bay. The course opened in March 2002, with the clubhouse designed by Art Rise and construction handled by Kumano Construction Co., Ltd. The layout features a total yardage of 4,187 yards from the regular tees, with a back tee distance of 4,460 yards. The front nine is a par 35, spanning 2,555 yards from the regular tees, while the back nine is a par 31, covering 1,632 yards. The course includes a variety of hole lengths, with the longest being the par-5 18th hole at 305 yards from the regular tees. The shortest holes are the par-3s, including the 12th at 89 yards and the 13th at 133 yards. The handicap index for the holes ranges from 1 to 18, distributed across the layout to balance the difficulty. Facilities at the club include a driving range and a putting green, both located adjacent to the main course. The driving range operates from 7:00 AM to 4:45 PM, with a rate of 360 yen for 50 balls. The clubhouse features a restaurant offering views of the course, as well as a front desk staffed by personnel who assist with inquiries and event information. Additional amenities include lockers for rent and a variety of equipment rental options, such as shoes and clubs. The club's resident professional is Seiji Goto. The course is designed to provide a panoramic experience for golfers, with the Beppu Bay visible from various points on the property. The layout challenges players with a mix of short and long holes, requiring precision and distance management. The par-3 12th hole, at just 89 yards, stands out as a unique feature, while the par-5 18th hole provides a longer finishing challenge.