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Shishido Hills Country Club-West Course Golf Course Map /Shishido Hills Country Club-West Course Golf Holes Map
Shishido Hills Country Club-West Course Golf Course Review in , JP in 309-1725
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Hole MAP
Hole 1
Hole Name
From The Tee The first shot of the Japan Golf Tour Championship tension. Avoid the bunker on the left and take a 260-yard shot to the top of the tier. The green is divided into three sides, left back, right back, and front, and there is a mound on the left back. Do not go to the back of the green and to the left of the pin every day.
From The Fairway
On The Green The first shot of the Japan Golf Tour Championship tension. Avoid the bunker on the left and take a 260-yard shot to the top of the tier. The green is divided into three sides, left back, right back, and front, and there is a mound on the left back. Do not go to the back of the green and to the left of the pin every day.
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Hole 2
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From The Tee A long hole as short as 519 yards. 2015 is the 4th hole on the difficulty level, and birdies are a must when fighting for the championship. Aiming on the left cart road, it is important to keep the FW. If the tee shot is a forward, the hole is aimed at 2 on by calculating the launch distance. If it's rough, I want to carve it firmly in front of the bunker.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 3
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From The Tee A creek flows from the front of the green to the right. In 2004, SK Ho achieved a hole-in-one. There is a bump on the left side of the green, so the left side is safe, but if you remove it to the left, a very difficult approach remains. Surrounded by trees from the back to the right side, it is difficult to calculate the wind.
From The Fairway
On The Green A creek flows from the front of the green to the right. In 2004, SK Ho achieved a hole-in-one. There is a bump on the left side of the green, so the left side is safe, but if you remove it to the left, a very difficult approach remains. Surrounded by trees from the back to the right side, it is difficult to calculate the wind.
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Hole 4
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From The Tee There is a pond 250 yards on the left side of the forward, and many players make tee shots with 3W. It will be a tee shot that you want to secure FW firmly. There is a pond on the left side of the green, which is a shot that tests your courage. Because it is a two-tiered green, it is very difficult when there is a pin on the left side of the back tier.
From The Fairway
On The Green There is a pond 250 yards on the left side of the forward, and many players make tee shots with 3W. It will be a tee shot that you want to secure FW firmly. There is a pond on the left side of the green, which is a shot that tests your courage. Because it is a two-tiered green, it is very difficult when there is a pin on the left side of the back tier.
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Hole 5
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From The Tee
From The Fairway Par4 with a relatively short distance. I want to keep the FW firmly on the tee shot, whether it's a driver or 3W. It is roughly divided into three greens, left front, right front, and back, and the front left surface is the lowest and the slope is strong. In addition, the left and back of the green are surrounded by forests, and distance judgment and spin control are required.
On The Green
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Hole 6
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From The Tee In 2005, Yusaku Miyazato hit 263Y with 3W and achieved Albatross. A memorial plate is still buried at the shot point. It is best to hit the tee shot on the forest belt on the right side. I want to hit the big two-tiered green firmly. For shots from the rough, avoiding the two bunkers on the left side, the exact distance and direction is required even from the rough. The green is a two-tiered green
From The Fairway
On The Green In 2005, Yusaku Miyazato hit 263Y with 3W and achieved Albatross. A memorial plate is still buried at the shot point. It is best to hit the tee shot on the forest belt on the right side. I want to hit the big two-tiered green firmly. For shots from the rough, avoiding the two bunkers on the left side, the exact distance and direction is required even from the rough. The green is a two-tiered green
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Hole 7
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From The Tee It is the beginning of Shishido Hills, Armen Corner. From the back tee, it will be Par3, which is 220 to 240 yards long. If there is a pin on the left side, be careful not only in the front but also in the back pond.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 8
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From The Tee
From The Fairway There is also an OB on the right side, and Par4 is a long distance. For the tee shot, I want to capture the FW firmly with a driver or 3W. A shot that requires a fade. The green has three sides: left back, right, and front. The 2nd shot has a long distance and you can enjoy professional skills.
On The Green
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Hole 9
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From The Tee In 2015, the average stroke was 4.369, the second most difficult hole. He is also very long at 505 yards. The right side of the tee shot is forbidden, but there is a bunker on the left side as well, which makes it difficult. There is a pond on the left side of the green, and the entire hole including the green slopes to the left side, making it a difficult hole. There are steps on the left and rig
From The Fairway
On The Green In 2015, the average stroke was 4.369, the second most difficult hole. He is also very long at 505 yards. The right side of the tee shot is forbidden, but there is a bunker on the left side as well, which makes it difficult. There is a pond on the left side of the green, and the entire hole including the green slopes to the left side, making it a difficult hole. There are steps on the left and rig
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Hole 10
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From The Tee Usually a Par5 hall. The distance is very long for Par4. I want to hit on the right side, but I need a tee shot that pays attention to the direction so as not to go to the rough on the right. A green with a depth of 43 yards. If you include a small side, it is divided into three sides, and you need a shot that matches the distance and direction firmly.
From The Fairway
On The Green Usually a Par5 hall. The distance is very long for Par4. I want to hit on the right side, but I need a tee shot that pays attention to the direction so as not to go to the rough on the right. A green with a depth of 43 yards. If you include a small side, it is divided into three sides, and you need a shot that matches the distance and direction firmly.
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Hole 11
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From The Tee
From The Fairway Par4 on the right dogleg. The FW is very narrow, so I want to keep the FW firmly on the tee shot. The slope is strong from the center of the green to the right side. I want to check the pin position and make a green hit at the position considering the inclination.
On The Green
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Hole 12
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From The Tee Par4 with a downhill slope and a creek from the front of the green. If you don't fly 270 yards on the tee shot, you won't be able to see the green side next time. Also, if you go to the left side, it is difficult to return with one stroke. The sense of distance downhill and the reading of the wind are important. If it is a shot from the rough, it is very difficult to calculate the flyer.
From The Fairway
On The Green Par4 with a downhill slope and a creek from the front of the green. If you don't fly 270 yards on the tee shot, you won't be able to see the green side next time. Also, if you go to the left side, it is difficult to return with one stroke. The sense of distance downhill and the reading of the wind are important. If it is a shot from the rough, it is very difficult to calculate the flyer.
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Hole 13
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From The Tee The hall where NHK TV broadcasting starts every year. The left and right two-tiered greens and the right side have a particularly strong slope from the back to the front, so you want to hit a shot within 1 pin at any position and within 30 ° in both the back and front.
From The Fairway
On The Green The hall where NHK TV broadcasting starts every year. The left and right two-tiered greens and the right side have a particularly strong slope from the back to the front, so you want to hit a shot within 1 pin at any position and within 30 ° in both the back and front.
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Hole 14
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From The Tee A tee shot from the highest altitude in Shishido Hills. The aim is between the trees on the left side. I want to drop the ball into the forward as soon as possible with a low ball. Wind reading is important. There are some small bumps scattered in the back of the green. Be careful when the pin position is in the back.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 15
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From The Tee A long hole that a professional called Par5, which is the most difficult in Japan. Pay attention to the cliff on the left for the tee shot. If you use the backmost tee ground, there may be many 3W players. I can't see the landing point, so I want to keep the FW firmly with a low ball. A green with a long depth due to the green remodeling in 2013. This is the third shot where direction and sense of
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 16
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From The Tee Hoshino has achieved a hole-in-one twice in 2008 and 2015. If the pin position is on the left side when the championship is taken, it will be a very tense shot.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 17
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From The Tee The most difficult hole on the Shishido Hills West Course. The tee shot requires both flight distance and directionality. An accurate shot is required from the state where the left foot is lowered. From the rough, it is a very important decision whether to aim for the green or lay up.
From The Fairway
On The Green
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Hole 18
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From The Tee
From The Fairway 290 yards to the left bunker. There is a distance, so I want to keep the FW firmly. Measure the hit distance by adding the launch distance. Be careful as the slope is stronger than it looks on the green.
On The Green
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