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A straight hole with the downhill
tee shot followed by the uphill second and third shots. The landing area of the
second shot is narrow and protected on both sides by trees and bunkers. The green
is big and two-tiered. |
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A dogleg to the left. A circle
bunker is positioned in the middle of the fairway 240 yards off the tee and a
carry of 260 yards is needed to clear it. The second shot is slightly uphill.
A bunker protecting the right front of the green is deep. |
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A lovely par 3 with a wide green. |
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A straight hole with the slightly
downhill tee shot. Although there are no fairway bunkers on this hole, it is demanding
as the landing area of the second shot is tight and the third shot is over a wetland.
The green is double-tiered with left and right. |
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A dogleg to the left, short par
4. Fairway bunkers seen from the tee look charming. The second shot is over a
wetland. The green is narrow and deep. |
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A straight and long par 4. The
fairway is relatively tight. The tee shot should be hit onto the right side of
the fairway in order to clear view to the green avoiding left trees on the second
shot. The green is wide. |
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A difficult hole overlooking the beautiful clubhouse. The tee shot is blind
but the contrast between a green and the clubhouse behind is impressive
when you are hitting the second shot. The big green is elevated and slopes
from the backs to the front. This is another hole besides the 15th where
you are happy with par. |
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It is a 20 minutes drive from the New Chitose
Airport. A sauna is available. The restaurant is nice. The services of the employees
including caddies are good thanks to the fact that the club is owned by JAL, a
Japanese airline company.
The other Taizo Kawata designed courses in Japan are Narita GC, Lake
Hamamatsu CC, Saga CC, Art Lakes GC, Yoshikawa CC and son on. He is also
famous for remodeling of Kausmigaseki CC (West Course) and Chiba CC (Umezato
Course).
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