Komagawa Country Club

This is a hilly golf course. The first nine holes are separated by tall cedar and pine trees, and the fairways are wide enough. There are gentle uphill and downhill sections, and each hole has a unique variation, making it enjoyable to play. However, due to the numerous dogleg holes, precision is needed when hitting the ball. Since the ball position on the ground can change subtly, extra caution is required for the second and third shots. Unlike the first nine holes, which are set among the trees, the back nine are built on a cleared mountainside. As a result, there are fewer trees, but the views are expansive.