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Takamatsu Grand Country Club is a 36-hole facility located in Miki Town, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, situated on a 190-hectare site. The course opened in October 1974 and was designed by architect Seizo Tomizawa. The layout consists of two distinct 18-hole courses, each set at par 72, offering a total of 144 pars for the combined property. The front nine holes present a mix of par fours and a par three, with yardages varying significantly by tee. The first hole is a par 4 measuring 390 yards from the back tees, while the second is a longer par 4 at 542 yards. The third hole is a short par 3 at 155 yards, followed by a par 4 at 309 yards. The front nine concludes with a par 5 at 531 yards, providing a strategic challenge for long hitters. The back nine continues with a variety of lengths and difficulties. Key holes include a par 4 at 364 yards and a par 5 at 511 yards. The course features handicap ratings for each hole, with the 18th hole rated as the most difficult at handicap 18, while the 5th hole is rated as the easiest at handicap 1. The facility includes a 200-yard driving range with 12 bays and ample parking for 350 vehicles. Competition is a central feature of the club's calendar, with regular club championships and various events hosted throughout the year. The course is a member of the Japan Golf Association (JGA), the Shikoku Golf Union (SGU), and the Kagawa Golf Association (KGA). The club maintains a restaurant and pro shop, with front desk services operating from 7:00 AM.