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Daihakone Country Club, Kanagawa – Japan
Dai-Hakone C.C. is a 18 hole par 73 course. Back tee yardage: 7,121 yards, White tee (regular menÅfs) 6,605 yards, Ladies: 5,526 yards. *Caddy only. Soft Spikes only The course rate is 74.1 on the main green and 72.2 on the sub green. This course features all bent greens and has a driving range on-site.
The premier club in the valley and priced to suit. Host to a LPGA tournament every year, won in 2005 by popular Japanese superstar Ai Miyazato. This par 73 plays an incredible 7221 yards from the tips and has a combination of mature forested and open country holes. Designed by Komyo Otani in 1954 this impeccably groomed course has water coming into play on 6 holes and offers a combination of easy as well as challenging holes. Signature 17th features a green shaped like a lotus leaf and extensive bunkering.
Source: Golf In Hakone
PP: HDR from 1 image
Special thanks to JTB for their excellent co-ordination and wonderful hospitality.
Daihakone Country Club, Kanagawa – Japan
Dai-Hakone C.C. is a 18 hole par 73 course. Back tee yardage: 7,121 yards, White tee (regular menÅfs) 6,605 yards, Ladies: 5,526 yards. *Caddy only. Soft Spikes only The course rate is 74.1 on the main green and 72.2 on the sub green. This course features all bent greens and has a driving range on-site.
The premier club in the valley and priced to suit. Host to a LPGA tournament every year, won in 2005 by popular Japanese superstar Ai Miyazato. This par 73 plays an incredible 7221 yards from the tips and has a combination of mature forested and open country holes. Designed by Komyo Otani in 1954 this impeccably groomed course has water coming into play on 6 holes and offers a combination of easy as well as challenging holes. Signature 17th features a green shaped like a lotus leaf and extensive bunkering.
Source: Golf In Hakone
PP: HDR from 1 image
Special thanks to JTB for their excellent co-ordination and wonderful hospitality.