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Iwamizawa Park Park Golf Course Rose Park ☆ Follow

北海道

Iwamizawakijigamorikan Golf Course ☆ Follow

北海道

Iwamizawa Public Kijigamori Golf Course is a hillside layout course surrounded by beautiful Todomatsu pine forests, featuring downhill shots that offer engaging ball play. The 18-hole course is located in Iwamizawa, Hokkaido, within a natural setting characterized by the region's grand landscape. The clubhouse is designed to provide a comfortable atmosphere where guests can relax before and after their round, immersed in Hokkaido's natural surroundings. The course hosts tournaments, including the Kijigamori Fun Club Cup. The facility operates seasonally, with winter closures typical for the Hokkaido region. The course offers early morning tee times starting at 6 AM, which are popular among players. The layout consists of an OUT course and IN course with eighteen numbered holes distributed across both nines.

Iwase Sakuragawa Country Club ☆ Follow

茨城県

Iwase Sakuragawa Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Sakurakawa, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated on a 1.5 million square meter site and is designed by the Hasegawa Planning Design Office of Interplan. It is built on hilly terrain, featuring undulating bentgrass greens and wide fairways that offer expansive views of the surrounding mountains. The course design requires strategic thinking, with tee shots generally offering a view of the greens. The layout includes cherry blossom trees and mountain slopes, set in a location known for its cherry blossoms. The course rating varies by tee box, with the back tees rated at 72.0 for men and 79.0 for women. Play is conducted as a self-play format throughout the day, with a recommended time of two hours and fifteen minutes for a half-round. The facility operates with a focus on natural surroundings, allowing golfers to play among the trees and hills. The course is managed by Iwase Sakuragawa Country Club, which is located at 2150 Monke, Sakurakawa City, Ibaraki. The construction of the course was carried out by Kumagai Gumi Co., Ltd.

Iwate GC ☆ Follow

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Located in Shizawa Town, Iwate Prefecture, the Iwate Golf Club is a 18-hole, par 72 course situated at an elevation of 550 meters on the summit of Mount Shizawa. The layout is divided into two distinct nines. The outward nine is characterized by surprisingly flat fairways and generous width, allowing for long drives despite the high altitude. This side is lined with abundant trees, including red pines and birch, which provide complete separation between holes. The inward nine presents a starker contrast, featuring significant elevation changes and a more tricky design that demands precise ball control. The fairways here are narrower, and the greens possess complex undulations that test a player's short game. The course was designed by Takiji Noguchi, the manager of Sensho Golf Club, who adhered to a philosophy of maximizing the natural terrain's personality. Completed in 1962, the course is known for its harmony with nature, where players can encounter wildlife such as Japanese serows and bush warblers. The natural setting includes birch trees and wildflowers that change with the seasons, creating a landscape that evolves throughout the year. The club, established in 1937 as the first golf club in Iwate Prefecture, maintains a history that dates back to the early days of Japanese golf, with its leadership originally drawn from members of prestigious Tokyo clubs. The outward nine begins with a par-4 first hole that plays as a slight dogleg right. The tee shot must navigate a tree-lined corridor for 180 yards, with an extreme slice proving dangerous. The sixth hole serves as the signature challenge on the front nine, presenting a par-5 that requires a tee shot over a ridge that obscures the green. From the back tees, the distance to the top of the hill is approximately 250 yards, requiring a well-struck shot to reach the landing area. The green is elevated and hidden, making the approach shot a critical test of distance control and accuracy. The inward nine concludes with a demanding par-5 eighteenth hole. This left dogleg features a tee shot that must carry a fairway bunker and a grass bunker on the left side. Long hitters can attempt to carry the hazards to position themselves for a two-shot approach, while others play safe to the right. The green is a two-tiered surface with the left side higher than the right. Landing on the correct tier is essential to avoid three-putts, as the sloping nature of the green makes distance control on the approach and subsequent putts crucial for scoring. The club has hosted numerous tournaments and open competitions throughout its history, including the Club Championship and various monthly cups sponsored by local businesses. The course has been a venue for regional competitions and has attracted players from across the Tohoku region. The Iwate Golf Club continues to operate as a members-only facility, offering a challenging and scenic golfing experience that reflects the natural beauty of the Iwate landscape. The course remains a significant part of the region's golfing heritage, maintaining its reputation for a unique and demanding layout.

Iwoda Golf Club ☆ Follow

大島郡

Located on the island of Izu Oshima, the course is a 18-hole, par 70 layout designed by Nobukatsu Marumo. Opened in October 1958, the facility is a links-style course that utilizes the natural topography of the island rather than extensive earthmoving. The course is structured so that nine holes can be played in two different configurations to create a full 18-hole round, allowing for varied tee placements and green approaches. The terrain is characterized by undulating fairways and elevated, tee-box-style greens that present significant challenges to approach shots. The layout is known for its exposure to the elements, with strong winds from the Pacific Ocean and Mount Mihara frequently affecting play. Several holes feature out-of-bounds areas, including the 2nd and 11th holes, which are long par-5s bordered by the sea and dense forest, requiring precise distance control. Notable difficulties arise on the par-3 3rd and 12th holes, which share a tee box but offer vastly different yardages and challenges. The 12th hole is a demanding 207-yard shot played from a downhill lie with a forested hazard to the right. The 9th and 18th holes are also considered difficult, featuring steep uphill approaches to guarded greens where a missed shot can result in a difficult lie near a sacred pine tree. The course offers expansive ocean views and clear sightlines to Mount Fuji across the water, a feature highlighted as unique among Japanese golf courses. The fairways are generally wide, reducing the frequency of out-of-bounds penalties, but the combination of wind, elevation changes, and small putting surfaces requires accurate iron play. The facility operates as a self-play course with two-person carts available.

Iyopawa Island Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

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静岡県

Izu Nirayama Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

The Izunirayama Golf Club is located in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. The course is situated in the foothills of Mount Fuji and features a natural landscape with pine trees. The golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened in 1966. It is a 18-hole course with a par of 72. The total length of the course is 6,550 yards from the forward tees and 6,950 yards from the back tees. The course is known for its challenging layout and scenic views of Mount Fuji.

Izu Ohito Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Located in the Izu-Hakone National Park in Shizuoka, the Izu Ohito Country Club is a 27-hole resort course designed by Kazusuke Izumi. Opened in June 1976, the facility is set against a backdrop of Mount Fuji to the north and the Amagi mountain range to the south. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the Fuji, Hakone, and Amagi courses. The terrain is characterized by ridge-line layouts, wide fairways, and natural valleys that require strategic shot-making across the varied elevation changes. The three loops offer a combined par of 108, with each nine playing to a course rating of approximately 72. The Fuji Course is designed for aggressive play, featuring long par-4s and a demanding par-5 7th hole that plays downhill with out-of-bounds guarding the right side. The Hakone Course begins with a long uphill par-5 over a valley and includes a challenging par-4 6th hole where a lone pine tree stands as a landmark. The Amagi Course rounds out the layout with strategic par-3s and mid-range holes that test accuracy off the tee. The course has a significant history in women's professional golf, hosting the Isuzu Ladies Cup for 15 consecutive years from 1977 to 1991. Notable winners include Atsuko涂 (1977, 1982) and Atsuko Morikuchi (1980). The venue later hosted the World Senior Ladies Open and the Century 21 Ladies Golf Tournament in the 2000s and 2010s. The greens are maintained with a Bentgrass A2 and Crosses mix, and the club enforces a strict dress code and etiquette policy for all visitors.

Izu Shimoda Country Club ☆ Follow

賀茂郡

Izu Skyline Country Club ☆ Follow

静岡県

Izumi Country Club ☆ Follow

千葉県

Izumi Country Club is a 27-hole golf course located in Yoshida, Inzai City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Situated approximately 50 kilometers from central Tokyo, the facility is set within a forested environment described as being enveloped in green silence. The course is designed as a woodland layout, featuring wide fairways that are strategically interspersed with ponds and trees to create a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops, allowing for various routing combinations. The East Course, West Course, and South Course each offer unique characteristics while maintaining the overall aesthetic of the property. The design emphasizes a comfortable playing experience, with the natural elements of the forest and water hazards integrated to provide a sense of tension and enjoyment on every shot. Izumi Country Club provides full facilities for visitors, including a restaurant offering chef-prepared meals, a competition room for socializing, and a shop selling various souvenirs. The club operates with specific seasonal adjustments, such as summer time business hours, and manages tee times through a reservation system that accommodates both members and visitors. The course is managed by Izumi Country Club Co., Ltd., a subsidiary associated with Sumitomo Realty & Development.

Izumigaoka CC ☆ Follow

大阪府

Izumigaoka Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Sakai, Osaka, designed by Chōhei Miyazawa with renovation supervision by Riki Koji. The course, which opened in August 1975, is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the Katsuragi, Iwawaki, and Kongō courses. The total yardage for the full 108-par layout is 10,575 yards, set within a 360,000-tsubo area of gently rolling hills. The club is known for its high-quality maintenance, including bent grass greens and the use of Vietnamese white sand in its bunkers. The Katsuragi course, measuring 3,602 yards, is characterized by significant visual pressure and mental challenges. It features numerous valleys and hazards that test a player's composure. A notable feature is the 9th hole, a par-5 long hole that was historically famous for a double-valley crossing. Following major renovations, the second valley was removed, transforming the hole into a more strategic option where players can choose to lay up or attempt to reach the green in two, though the approach remains a demanding uphill shot onto a complex three-tiered green. The Iwawaki course, at 3,499 yards, is situated on the highest elevation of the property, offering expansive views of the Osaka Bay. This layout is designed for big hitters, with wide fairways that reward distance. The holes are generally flat and allow for full visibility from tee to green, placing a premium on long drives. The par-4 6th hole is a significant water carry, while the par-3 4th hole is a demanding downhill shot into a green protected by three bunkers and featuring multiple tiers. The Kongō course, measuring 3,474 yards, prioritizes accuracy and intelligent shot selection over raw power. It is defined by three key dogleg holes—the 2nd, 6th, and 8th—where the placement of the tee shot dictates the difficulty of the subsequent approach. The 2nd hole is a par-5 right dogleg where missing the corner can leave a difficult second shot. The 8th hole, a par-4, requires a precise drive to avoid OB and sets up a challenging uphill approach to a two-tiered green. The layout demands precise distance control and strategic thinking to navigate its doglegs and penalize wayward shots.

Izumisano CC ☆ Follow

大阪府 1 upcoming event

J B Golf Course ☆ Follow

CA

J Classic GC ☆ Follow

徳島県

J Classic GC is a 7,221-yard, par-72 championship course located in Awa City, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan. Designed by renowned golfer Jumbo Ozaki, the layout is characterized by a flat, straightforward exterior that belies the strategic complexity required to navigate it. The course is built on a concept of "attacking" golf, demanding that players make constant decisions on how to approach each hole based on their own skill sets and risk tolerance. The course features a blend of "strategic," "reward," and "penalty" patterns, creating a diverse range of difficulty levels. While the terrain is fundamentally flat, the design ensures that landing areas are clearly visible, allowing players to execute their shots with precision. The layout includes a variety of hazards, including sand bunkers, water hazards, and grass bunkers, which test the accuracy and strategy of the golfer from the moment they tee off. J Classic GC has served as the venue for the JGTO Challenge Tour's "Novil Cup" since 2007, a status that has influenced its tournament-ready setup. The course offers multiple tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels, ranging from the forward tees at 5,510 yards to the back tees at 7,221 yards. Notable long holes include the 1st hole, a par-5 measuring 536 yards from the back tees, and the 16th, a 516-yard par-5. The par-3 holes, such as the 13th (206 yards) and the 17th (209 yards), provide critical scoring opportunities and challenges within the 72-stroke round.

J Golf ☆ Follow

경상북도

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茨城県

J Golf Tsurugashima ☆ Follow

埼玉県

J Golf Tsurugashima is a public 18-hole golf course located in the Oku-Musashino Natural Park in Hidaka, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Opened in December 1978, the course was designed by Hiroshi Hatate of Fujita Corporation. Situated within a hilly landscape, the layout utilizes the natural elevation changes to create a strategic challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The course features Bentgrass greens and offers a total length of 6,813 yards from the blue tees, with a par of 72 and a course rating of 70.1. The terrain is characterized by rolling hills, doglegs, and significant elevation changes, including both uphill and downhill shots. The front nine begins with a par-5 first hole that plays slightly downhill onto a wide fairway, requiring careful navigation to avoid out-of-bounds on the right side. The fifth hole presents a straightforward par-4 with a gentle downhill tee shot, though players must manage the out-of-bounds area behind the green. The sixth hole is a demanding par-5 dogleg right that plays uphill from the second shot, offering the potential for a two-shot approach for longer hitters. The back nine introduces more varied challenges, including the long par-3 thirteenth hole, which measures 191 yards from the blue tees and requires precise club selection to avoid out-of-bounds on the right. The course concludes with a scenic par-5 eighteenth hole, measuring 501 yards from the blue tees. This hole features a water hazard guarding the front of the green and offers views of the clubhouse and surrounding hills from the second-shot position. The layout is designed to test strategy through doglegs, valley crossings, and water hazards, ensuring a balanced experience for both beginners and advanced players.

J Public Golf Club ☆ Follow

Paju J-Public Golf Club is a six-hole facility located in Janggi-ro, Jori-eup, Paju, Gyeonggi-do. The course opened for play in November 2007 with a grand opening in June 2008. It is designed as a short-course layout featuring a total par of 24, comprising one par-3, four par-4s, and one par-5. The front six holes span 2,028 yards, with the par-4 first hole measuring 384 yards and the par-3 second hole at 148 yards. The course is maintained with CY2 grass, a low-pesticide turf variety, and features proper drainage suitable for the region's climate. The setting is characterized by natural landscapes and water features, including an island green that adds strategic complexity to the layout. The course is positioned to offer panoramic views and is situated within a short driving distance from urban centers such as Ilsan, Unjeong, and Goyang. The design aims to provide a mix of challenges suitable for both beginners and advanced players, with varied hole configurations that require different strategies and shot-making skills. Facilities at the club include a two-story clubhouse of 1,527 square meters and a management building of 430 square meters. The site accommodates up to 100 vehicles in its parking lot and operates on a tee-time system. During the summer season, the course opens at 05:30 and utilizes a six-tee rotation, while winter hours begin at 08:00 with a three-tee rotation. The club provides passenger carts and locker room services for its members and guests.

J.C. Martin Golf Course ☆ Follow

PA

J.S. Clark Golf Course ☆ Follow

LA 1 upcoming event

J.S. Clark Golf Course is a renovated 9-hole course located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, that originally opened in 1954. Following a comprehensive 2023 renovation, the course now stretches to 3,162 yards and plays to par 36, featuring two par 5s, two par 3s, and five par 4s. The course offers 18-hole play on a 6,324-yard layout at par 72. A distinctive design feature includes exceptionally large putting greens ranging from 8,500 to 10,500 square feet, with multiple levels and slopes. These greens accommodate two separate holes each, allowing 18-hole players to play different pins on their second nine holes. The par 3 fifth hole features a notably deep green extending nearly 50 yards front to back, creating significant club selection variability. The course is set within Greenwood Park and incorporates natural features including a Cypress Bayou ravine, ponds, and wooded areas. Notable characteristics include multi-level greens requiring accuracy on approach shots and various strategic hazards including bunkers and water features. The renovation significantly expanded the original nine-hole course, which originally played to only par 31 at 1,861 yards. The facility also includes a lighted driving range and practice area and serves as home to The First Tee of East Baton Rouge Parish youth program.

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