The Nippon Ushida Golf Club is a hilly golf course. Overall, it is relatively flat, with gentle undulations adding character to the course. The fairways are wide, but if your aim is not accurate, subtle slopes can make hitting the ball challenging. The first shot requires precise direction, and subsequent shots need to consider the changing position of the ball. The first nine holes feature many winding holes, and the strategy will vary depending on the flag positions. The back nine also require attention to holes near water, as well as the influence of the wind. Due to changing light conditions, the perception of distance can easily be distorted, making it stricter than the front nine. The average 700 m² grass area is relatively flat, making it suitable for beginners to enjoy swinging their clubs with enthusiasm.