The one of the best hilly clubs within Japan was designed by Seiichi Inoue. The mild sloped 18 holes course is featured with diving turret greens. Since the opening of 1965, many golfers called it Shiratori course, also it is a course for 2001 Japan Female Tournament, and the course continuously holds all sorts of competitions and matches.
The course is separated by cypresses. The approaching toward forest surrounded No.18 hole requires accuracy and stress management, this is the key to score. The No. 15 hole is famous for the down blow while enjoying the view of Muroranake. Facing the center of fairway, golfers can swing without hesitation. The over 210 yards bunker, diving putting green is the key to scoring. The flight toward No. 4 hole is affected by wind, golfers should plan carefully when approaching the short hole. The putting green is guarded by the bunkers on both sides which requires better skills to approach. Golfers should control the flight since the eastern wild wind from spring to summer and the north-west wind in the fall will greatly effect on the ball. No.7 hole is recommended for long distance golfing, although the coverage is short, golfer should avoid pushing at the putting green. We hope golfers will put when approaching. The course is also equipped with twenty 220 yards driving ranges for practicing and warming up, therefore please use the driving range for your best.