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Shimonoseki GC
山口県
Located in the Toyoura district of Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Shimonoseki Golf Club is a 7,002-yard, par-72 links-style course designed by Hajime Ueda. The club opened in July 1956, following the initial establishment of the club in 1952 and the design work commissioned in 1953. The course is situated along the Mutsu Bay, overlooking the cobalt-blue waters of the Hibiki Sea, and is set within the historic Tsukinohara area, known locally as the Moon Pine Grove. The layout integrates natural pine forests that have matured over decades, with the ruins of the Genko Boei (Mongol Invasion) fortifications visible near the middle of the first hole. The course features a full set of tees, ranging from the back tees at 7,002 yards down to the ladies' tees at 5,423 yards, with a course rating of 75.1. The front nine measures 3,561 yards, while the back nine is slightly shorter at 3,441 yards. The fairways are lined with mature pines, and the greens are maintained with Bermuda grass. The club operates with a mandatory caddie service for all groups, and the course is part of a reciprocal agreement with the nearby Mojiko Golf Club and Wakamatsu Golf Club, allowing for inter-club play among members. Shimonoseki Golf Club has a significant history of hosting major amateur and professional tournaments. It hosted the 56th Japan Open Golf Championship in 1991 and the 82nd All Japan Amateur Golf Championship in 1997. The course also hosted the 3rd Chugoku Open in 1973 and the 14th Chugoku Open in 1984. Notably, the club produced Japan Amateur champions, including Ichiro Nakabe in 1960 and Ginjiro Nakabe in 1978. The club is also a member of the Hajime Ueda Classic Association, a group of courses designed by the renowned architect. Key characteristics of the course include a mix of long par-4s and demanding par-5s. The 4th hole is the longest on the course at 472 yards from the back tees, while the 10th hole stretches to 575 yards as a par-5. The par-3s provide variety, with the 3rd hole measuring 178 yards from the back tees and the 14th hole being a shorter 152-yard challenge. The course is designed to test players with its length and the natural elements, including sea breezes from the nearby coast. The layout requires precision off the tee and careful approach shots to the Bermuda greens.
Shin Kushiro Golf Club
北海道
Shin Kushiro Golf Club is a newly opened golf course located on the Pacific side of Hokkaido, scheduled to open on April 12, 2025. Situated in Akkeshi Town, the course is set within expansive natural scenery featuring vast ocean views and horizons that create a relaxing golfing environment. The location emphasizes the large-scale landscape characteristic of Hokkaido's Pacific coast region. The course offers players opportunities to experience the serene natural setting while enjoying golf. After play, visitors can explore nearby attractions including the Kushiro Wetlands, which is registered under the Ramsar Convention, and sample fresh seafood from Kushiro Port, known for its exceptional fish markets. The club promotes a relaxed golfing experience that balances sport with appreciation of the surrounding natural environment and regional tourism opportunities.
Shin Minami Aichi Country Club Mihama Course
知多郡
Shin Minami Aichi Country Club Mihama Course is an 18-hole, par-72 championship layout located in Mihama, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Situated on the Chita Peninsula within the Mikawa Wan Quasi-National Park, the course spans 6,921 yards from the black tees, with white tees measuring 6,057 yards and red tees at 5,361 yards. The design emphasizes strategic play, integrating the natural landscape and seasonal beauty into a layout that demands technical precision and thoughtful club selection. The course is characterized by its challenging nature, requiring golfers to navigate a variety of terrain features and hazards. The front nine begins with the first hole, a par-4 where the tee shot must avoid a right-side slope and out-of-bounds zone, favoring the left side of the fairway. The third hole, a par-5 measuring 525 yards from the black tees, presents a deceptive distance with a dogleg left, requiring careful club selection to avoid a large bunker on the left front of the green. The back nine features the 12th hole, a 570-yard par-5 where the second shot must clear a bridge and aim slightly right of the fairway center, while the green slopes quickly from the back. The closing holes provide significant tests for the player. The 18th hole is a par-4 that plays downhill, featuring a three-tiered water hazard on the left side and cross bunkers at the 230-yard mark. The approach shot must navigate these hazards to avoid the out-of-bounds area behind the green. The course is known for its strategic demands, with holes designed to require intelligent shot-making rather than just power. The layout was developed with input from professional golfer Ayako Okamoto, who has a long-standing connection to the club. Her involvement ensured that the course offers a blend of natural beauty and rigorous challenge, with varied tree lines and terrain that provide both a test for skilled players and a pleasant experience for others. The course is maintained to provide a consistent challenge throughout the year, with specific hazards like bunkers and water features playing a critical role in scoring.
Shin Musashigaoka Golf Course
埼玉県 1 upcoming event
Shin Musashigaoka Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 layout located in Umebaru, Hidaka City, Saitama Prefecture. Designed by Isao Okamoto, the course spans 6,259 yards from the back tees and is characterized by moderate elevation changes and strategic water hazards in the form of creeks and ponds. The design philosophy emphasizes accessibility for all skill levels, incorporating a through-out playing style that allows golfers to move continuously between holes without backtracking. The course features distinct signature holes that define its strategic character. The front nine includes a par-3 second hole designated as a "near pin" hole, while the third is labeled a "famous hole." The back nine highlights include a par-5 eleventh hole identified as a "drive distance" hole and a par-4 seventeenth hole also marked as a "famous hole." Another par-3 fifteenth hole on the back nine is similarly categorized for precision approach shots. These specific holes are highlighted in the course yardage breakdowns, which offer multiple tee options including back, regular, and Prince tees to accommodate different handicaps. Operational features include a fully self-service format with GPS-enabled golf carts available for play. The facility comprises a modern clubhouse with an open counter front desk, a spacious lobby lounge, and a second-floor restaurant offering views of the finishing holes. Additional amenities include a competition room for post-round gatherings, well-equipped locker rooms, and a semi-open-air bath for relaxation. The course also maintains a practice facility with twelve bays and offers a "Smile Tee" option on all holes to assist players who may be less confident in their play.
Shin Numazu CC
静岡県
Shin Numazu Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture, situated on a south-facing slope overlooking Suruga Bay. The layout was designed by Sadayoshi Mano and measures 6,910 yards from the back tees. The course is characterized by its challenging setup, with yardages ranging from 160 yards on the par-3 3rd hole to 570 yards on the par-5 6th hole from the back tees. The terrain and design are intended to offer a tough course setting that invites repeated challenges, while the south-facing slope provides year-round comfort due to the warm climate. The course features a mix of tee boxes, including back, regular, and ladies' tees, with specific yardages provided for each. The fairways and rough are both planted with Tifton grass, while the greens utilize Bentgrass, specifically New Bent 962 for the A greens and Bent (Crenshaw) for the B greens. The course layout includes a par-5 6th hole as the longest hole on the front nine, and a par-5 10th hole as the longest on the back nine. The difficulty is further emphasized by the designation of specific holes for driving distance and accuracy, with the 6th and 4th holes recommended for driving distance on the front nine, and the 11th and 17th on the back nine. Play at Shin Numazu Country Club is conducted with a choice between caddie-assisted or self-play styles. The facility supports 5-seater electromagnetic induction golf carts to assist players in navigating the course. The course design incorporates natural elements, with the surrounding nature providing a dynamic and enduring course design that changes with the seasons. The location near the Ashitaka Smart IC allows for easy access, contributing to the course's appeal for both members and guests seeking a golf experience that combines challenge with the natural beauty of the Shizuoka region. The course has a history of hosting tournaments, including the 5th Shin Numazu Ladies event and serving as a venue for the Shizuoka Amateur Golf Championship qualifiers. It has also been associated with the broadcast of the BS Asahi Women's Golf Pair Match Golf Championship. These events highlight the course's suitability for competitive play and its standing within the local golfing community. The course's design and maintenance standards, including the specific grass types and green configurations, reflect a commitment to providing a high-quality golfing experience that meets the demands of serious players.
Shin Osaka Golf Club
The course is located in Shimamoto, Osaka, situated in the Kitakata region with views overlooking the confluence of the Uji, Kizu, and Katsura rivers. The 18-hole layout measures 6,463 yards with a JGA Course Rating of 70.9. The facility, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2023, is equipped with GPS navigation on all carts. A defining characteristic of the course is the 12th hole, a par-4 middle hole that requires a second shot over a valley spanning 200 yards. This signature challenge highlights the course's strategic demands and integration with the natural terrain. The club is situated approximately 10 minutes from the Takatsuki Interchange and 20 minutes from the city center of Takatsuki. It operates as a private club where guest entry typically requires a member's introduction, though web reservations are available for visitors.
Shin Seizanso Country Club
茨城県
Shin Seizanso Country Club is located in Shimodaimon, Hitachiota, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The course is a 18-hole, par-72 layout designed by the renowned American architect Pete Dye. It is characterized as a strategic links-style course, a design approach that distinguishes it from many other inland Japanese golf facilities. The property is situated in a natural setting, with the club emphasizing the integration of the course with the surrounding landscape. The course features a variety of hole designs that challenge players through strategic shot-making rather than sheer length. Pete Dye’s design philosophy is evident in the routing and the placement of hazards, requiring golfers to carefully consider club selection and approach angles. The links-style elements provide a unique playing experience in the Ibaraki region, offering firm turf conditions and strategic bunkering that test accuracy and creativity. The facility includes a clubhouse and practice areas to support play. Shin Seizanso Country Club is part of the Unimat Golf network, which manages several other courses across Japan, including Hakuho Country Club and Tago Country Club. The club hosts various amateur events and competitions throughout the year, fostering a community of regular players.
Shin Takarazuka CC
Shin Takarazuka Country Club is a 18-hole, par 72 golf course located in the Hyogo Prefecture of Japan, situated near the postal code 669-1241. The course is characterized by a landscape dominated by pine, cedar, and cypress trees, with fairways separated by pine forests. The terrain is generally flat, which facilitates score management for golfers. The front nine is played on a relatively flat to slightly elevated terrain, with only two holes featuring a mild uphill start. The remainder of the front nine is either flat or features downhill shots, contributing to a straightforward layout. The back nine, while shorter in total distance than the front, presents a greater challenge regarding accuracy. The fairways on the inward half exhibit varied undulations, making tee shot placement critical and difficult to judge. The course features a distinctive par-5 15th hole, which measures 665 yards from the back tees, 540 yards from the regular tees, and 492 yards from the front tees. This long par-5 serves as a significant scoring opportunity and a strategic test. Other notable distances include the 515-yard par-5 18th from the back tees and the 515-yard par-5 8th on the front nine. The par-3 holes are notably short, with the 6th hole measuring only 145 yards from the back tees and the 11th hole measuring 183 yards, allowing for aggressive play on these shorter par-3s. Play is available on various days with specific pricing structures, including discounted rates on Mondays and Tuesdays, and special events such as "Lunch Service Days" on certain weekdays. The course is closed for play on specific days designated for monthly member cups and offers self-play options on certain Mondays. The facility is managed by Nissin Kaihatsu, and the course design emphasizes strategic shot-making over pure distance, particularly on the back nine where fairway contours demand precision.
Shin-Chiba Country Club
千葉県
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.
Shin-Kimitsu Bell Green Country Club
千葉県
Shin-Kimitsu Bell Green Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course located in Kimitsu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Situated on the gentle southern slope of a hill, the layout is designed to replicate the characteristics of a links course, featuring undulating terrain and open, flat fairways that offer expansive views. The course is divided into two distinct halves: the outward nine holes are characterized by long, driver-friendly stretches that reward distance, while the inward nine require more precise approach shots. The course offers four sets of tees with varying yardages. From the white tees, the total distance is 6,145 yards, with a Course Rating of 67.4 and a Slope Rating of 113 for men. The back nine is often referred to as the "Amen Corner," presenting a sharper challenge than the front nine. This section includes the club's most difficult holes, which are critical for scoring. The most notable features of the course are found in the stretch from the 14th to the 16th holes. The 14th is a long par-5 dogleg right where the fairway is lined with out-of-bounds, making the tee shot a pivotal decision between attacking the green or playing safely to the center. The 15th is a links-style mid-length hole with a bunker guarding the front right of the green. The 16th is a long mid-length hole where the second shot carries a high risk of out-of-bounds, often forcing players to play conservatively to avoid disaster. The 13th hole serves as a challenging par-3, featuring a slightly downhill shot toward a green with a narrow depth. A pond lies in front of the green, making club selection and wind awareness essential. The front nine, by contrast, offers more open driving opportunities, with the 1st hole playing as a 524-yard par-5 from the white tees, setting a tone of openness before the course tightens up on the return.
Shin-Naie Country Club
空知郡
Shin-Naie Country Club is a flat, tree-lined 18-hole course set in the expansive Sorachi Plain of Hokkaido, positioned midway between Sapporo and Asahikawa. The layout is a Par 72 measuring 6,892 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 71.2. The design features a unique blind-shot characteristic, as every tee box is positioned to offer a direct view of its corresponding green. This visual openness is contrasted by strategic hazards, including bunkers, water features, and subtle green undulations that elevate the difficulty of the round. The course is anchored by two demanding par-5s that test both distance and strategy. The 1st hole is a 507-yard opener that plays gently to the right, featuring a scenic three-tiered pond on the left side that serves more as a landscape element than a penalty, provided the fairway is found. The 11th hole is the longest on the course at 547 yards and presents the most significant strategic challenge. A water hazard with a tricky, hidden shape sits in front of the green, obscuring it from the tee and forcing players to commit to a precise second shot to avoid the water while navigating a green complex surrounded by trees and bunkers. Mid-length holes provide further tests of accuracy. The 5th hole is a 404-yard par-4 surrounded by birch trees, where a wide fairway invites aggressive play, but a water hazard to the right and a ring of four bunkers guarding the green demand precise approach shots. The 18th hole serves as a fitting conclusion, a 391-yard par-4 that plays downhill toward the clubhouse. While the fairway is straight, the green is protected by undulations that can quickly turn a manageable approach into a difficult putt if the ball is not placed carefully. Shin-Naie Country Club has a history of hosting professional events, notably a Ladies Professional tournament in 1996 (Heisei 8), which has contributed to its reputation as a premier course in the Sorachi region. The course is accessible via the Naie and Biei interchanges, offering a convenient route for golfers traveling from the major Hokkaido cities.
Shin-Nara Golf Club
The course is an 18-hole layout located in Nara City, specifically at 85 Hirashimizu-cho, adjacent to Nara Park. The design is characterized by a rugged yet elegant aesthetic that evokes the historical atmosphere of the Heian period. The facility is part of the Shin-Nihon Kanko Group, which operates a network of golf courses across Japan, including locations in the Kanto, Chubu, and Kansai regions. Operational details such as dress codes and equipment restrictions, including a ban on stand bags, are enforced to maintain the condition of the greens. Tournament activity is documented through results for annual events such as the Scratch Cup and the Captain Cup for various divisions, suggesting a competitive calendar for members and guests. The club also manages membership programs, including the SGC membership scheme for the 2026 fiscal year.
Shin-Tamamura Golf Course
Shin-Tamamura Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 facility located in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. The course features a flexible layout with multiple sets of tees, allowing for varying total yardages from 5,240 yards on the front three tees to 7,051 yards on the championship tees. The course rating ranges from 64.1 on the forward tees to 72.9 on the championship setup, providing a scalable challenge for golfers of different skill levels. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making over sheer distance, with a mix of par-3, par-4, and par-5 holes. The back nine is anchored by two significant par-5s: the 556-yard 15th hole and the 578-yard 11th hole, which is recommended as a key driving contest hole. The 15th hole serves as the signature par-5 on the back nine, offering a substantial test for long hitters. Conversely, the front nine features shorter, more technical holes, including the 164-yard 14th par-3, which is highlighted as a preferred hole for nearest-pin contests. Obstacles and local rules play a critical role in the course's difficulty. Out of bounds is marked by white stakes, while water hazards and penalty areas are delineated by yellow lines or stakes. The course enforces specific local rules for out-of-bounds shots on the 1st, 15th, and 16th holes, requiring players to tee off from a special forward tee for their fourth shot. Similarly, the 3rd hole features a water hazard that forces players to re-tee from a forward position if their initial drive lands in the water. These elements, combined with the varying tee lengths, create a course that demands precision and strategic course management.
Shin-Utsunomiya Country Club
芳賀郡
Shin-Utsunomiya Country Club is a 27-hole facility located in Oyatsu, Shikawa, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole loops: the West Course, the East Course, and the Central Course. The layout offers a total par of 108, with each nine-hole loop set at par 36. The West and East courses each provide three sets of tees-Back, Regular, and Front-allowing for varied yardage and difficulty, while the Central Course similarly offers multiple tee options to accommodate different skill levels. The setting is defined by views of the Nasu and Nikko mountain ranges in the distance. The terrain is characterized by lush grass and trees, supported by a climate that is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. This environment allows for well-maintained turf and a natural landscape that surrounds the playing areas. The club is noted for its traditional Japanese architecture, including structures built by master carpenters from Kyoto, which contribute to the facility's aesthetic. The course presents a variety of challenges across its 27 holes. The West Course features long par-5s, including a 563-yard 9th hole and a 545-yard 6th hole, alongside shorter par-3s like the 183-yard 5th. The East Course includes a 534-yard 1st hole and a 502-yard 9th hole, with par-3s ranging from 160 to 180 yards. The Central Course offers a mix of distances, with its longest hole being the 551-yard 18th and its shortest the 146-yard 15th. Handicap indices are assigned to each hole to balance the difficulty across the different loops.
Shinano Golf Club
上水内郡 8 upcoming events
Shinano Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Shinano Town, Kamiina District, Nagano Prefecture, set within a landscape that utilizes the natural topography of the region. The layout is divided into two distinct nine-hole loops: the out course, which winds through a forested area with tall trees, and the in course, which is characterized by strategic hilly terrain. The facility is situated in an environment described as offering views of the Northern Shinano Five Peaks, integrating the existing natural conditions into the design. The course presents a total par of 72, with a yardage of 7,029 meters from the championship tees. The front nine measures 3,456 meters, while the back nine extends to 3,573 meters. The layout offers varying lengths depending on the tee box, with regular men's tees positioned at 6,373 meters. The par distribution includes four par-5 holes, eight par-4 holes, and six par-3 holes across the 18 holes. The out course is designed as a wooded fairway layout where players can view the surrounding mountain ranges. It is characterized as a course where scores can be relatively easily managed through consistent stroke play. In contrast, the in course is a strategic hilly layout that changes character at each hole, requiring mental agility and technical skill to navigate the fairways and avoid penalties. Specific local rules apply to the course, including designated forward tees for fourth shots on the 2nd, 4th, 12th, and 17th holes if the initial drive goes out of bounds. The 16th hole also features a specific rule for balls entering the penalty area. The course is managed by a club that hosts various amateur tournaments, including the 28th Nagano Prefecture North Shinan Amateur Golf Tournament. The resident professional is Tetsuya Nakajima.
Shindong Green Hills CC
칠곡군
Green Hill Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 membership course located in Gonjiam-eup, Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi-do. The facility opened in July 2000 and is situated on the slopes of Cheongdeok Peak within the Sobaek Mountains. The course is set within a vast forest covering 1,000,000 square meters, with the layout designed to utilize the natural undulation of the terrain. The design features wide fairways and stereoscopic undulation that create a sense of mystery and wonder amidst the lush trees. The distance between holes is wide, allowing for a round that emphasizes the natural scenery of the area. Turf conditions and green speeds are maintained to competition standards, providing a challenging environment for members. Accessibility to the course is facilitated by the East Gongiam IC of the 2nd Yeongdong Expressway, connecting it via the Central, Seongnam, and Janghowoon Expressways. The club includes a clubhouse, VVIP locker room, restaurant, and banquet room. It is part of the Shinan Group's portfolio of golf and resort businesses, which also includes Riviera CC, Shinan CC, Everis Golf Resort, and Welli Hilli CC.
Shinedale Golf Resort
홍천군
Shinedale Golf Resort is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Hongcheon County, Gangwon Province, South Korea. Designed by Brian Costello, the course features three distinct nines: the Shine Course, Dale Course, and Lake Course. The Shine Course is characterized by bold, strategic play with scenic views of Jangnaksan Mountain providing a backdrop to the greens. The Dale Course demands precise putting and technical skill, offering a challenging layout that tests golfers' decision-making abilities. The Lake Course emphasizes finesse and accuracy, with elegant design elements complemented by views of the clubhouse. The resort operates as a members' club with online booking capabilities and hosts regular tournaments throughout the year. The course accommodates various skill levels across its three distinct layouts, each presenting unique design philosophies and strategic challenges. The facility includes a clubhouse, restaurant, and practice areas to support the membership experience.
Shineville Park CC-PALM Course
제주특별자치도
Shineville Park CC-RIVER Course
제주특별자치도
Shingle Creek Golf Club
FL
Shingle Creek Golf Club is a championship course located in the heart of Orlando at the headwaters of the Florida Everglades, minutes from major city destinations. Designed by the Arnold Palmer Design Company, the course features rolling hills and lush green stretches that create a distinctive landscape setting. The layout is characterized by varied terrain that challenges golfers of different skill levels while maintaining an accessible playing experience. The course includes a practice facility for warming up before play. As a championship-caliber course, Shingle Creek hosts tournaments and serves as a destination golf facility. The club offers comprehensive amenities beyond golf, including resort accommodations, dining options, and spa services, positioning it as a complete golf destination rather than a standalone course. The facility emphasizes quality, consistency, and service standards throughout the golfing experience. The specific hole count and par are not detailed in the available content.
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