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A straight, short par 4. Lakes on
both sides come into play on the tee shot and the left lake is 250 yards & the right lake 260 yards off the tee. The second shot is over water.
The green slopes to the water, therefore be careful for a short shot. |
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A beautiful par 3 over a lake. |
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An almost straight hole. The green
slopes from right to left. A bunker protecting the front left green is deep.
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A straight hole with the green swung
to the left. Bunkering around the green is good. |
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A dogleg to the right, a long par
4. A pond in front of the green makes the second shot demanding. This is
the hole where both distance and accuracy are needed on both the tee and
second shots.
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A short par 3. The green is more than 40 yards wide and slopes from left
to right. A deep bunker guarding the front side of the green is in play.
The 17th hole has 2 greens: this shorter one and a 195yards long par 3.
The longer one is used at tournaments but I personally like the one I played
this time as it is more beautiful with better layout and more fun to play.
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A left dogleg. The bunker on the right side of fairway reachable 230
yards off the tee and comes into play. The green is elevated, so you need
to hit a high second shot to make it bite the green. Pay attention for
the bunker on the left side of the green which is 2.5 meters (8feet deep).
The green is large and double-tiered.
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It is a 30-minitue drive from Sapporo City and a 1-hour drive from the
Sin Chitose Airport.
The course was awarded 10th place out of 2400 courses in 2002’s Japanese
golf course rankings by the Japan Golf Classic Magazine. Kokichi Yasuda
designed other courses in Japan are Tsukisappu
CC, Chiba CC (Umesato Course), Camellia Hills CC, Mohara CC, Ashahikawa
International CC, Hirakawa CC, Tama CC, Hamanako CC, etc.
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2nd Par 4 360 yards (3)