Shirakawa Kokusai Country Club

2 rounds over 1 night and 2 days for the first time in 7 years. Before we knew it, the Abukuma course was abolished and replaced by a solar power generation facility. The maintenance of the greens is quite poor, with the grass dying in places and the pond looking dry. The players' manners are also poor, and the ball marks are marked by the marks from spikes. There are no turf marks at all on the teeing ground of PAR3. It may have been a coincidence, but the slow play was also noticeable. It's a shame about the course conditions, as the fairwear has good grass and there are many blind holes, but there are many interesting holes that allow for some challenging shots. The food is delicious and the cottage is beautiful. Recommended for overnight golf with like-minded friends.

September 9, 2023 A company competition held every year Held for the first time in 3 years due to the coronavirus pandemic The manager and the woman at the reception didn't change and were remembered. We were able to play without being affected by the typhoon. The golf course I visited for the first time in a while was I'm sorry that Caddy was discontinued. It is true that many of the farmers in the neighborhood were old and seemed to have retired 10 years ago. There has been a lot of sunshine this summer, and the green ⛳️ has been seriously damaged and cannot be maintained properly. Other than that, it was a spacious and beautiful golf course. The ginkgo trees were also starting to change color. September 2016 The course is wide and well maintained. Ta. There were many trees, but they were well pruned. The fairway grass is great. The greens have many ball marks and the players are not careful enough. The caddy is attentive and works hard. Many of them are part-time housewives who have been working for more than 20 years. Playing costs are lower than in the Kanto region, so you should definitely ask for a caddy. Around 12,500 yen on a Saturday in September. The scores from 5 to 10 are different. On the teeing ground, he told me where to aim and was diligent about sloughing the fairway. Accurate advice on green lines, slopes, and grass texture. If you hit it like you're told, you won't three-putt.

Despite the coronavirus, we hold the Pink Ribbon Ladies Competition every year, which shows the efforts of our president, manager, and staff. The course is good, but the greens are often rough, so I hope the greenkeepers do their best. Basically, water drainage is poor, so there are puddles everywhere, making the course quite difficult, but if you play a round after good weather, you can get a high score, so it's fun.

I visited in the middle of winter. It was sunny in the morning, but it started snowing halfway through. A stately Japanese-style clubhouse. Approximately 80 yards approach + bunker practice range. There is also a shooting practice range. It used to have a 27-hole format, but the 9 holes have been eliminated and the current format is 18 holes. The rough and fairways are well maintained and the bunkers are well filled with sand. The greens were very heavy, but I think it can't be helped since it's snowing season. I don't know about the greens when they were fast, but I don't think they were peeling. I think it's a good deal to play for 4,500 yen on Saturdays and Sundays without meals or baths.