Sui'en Country Club Ebetsu Course

Designed and supervised by Masashi Ozaki, this championship course is nestled among gently rolling hills and lush forests, exuding Hokkaido's unique tranquil atmosphere. The front nine's first hole is a long dogleg right with a narrowed fairway at the two-shot landing area. The second hole features a pond on the left. The third hole is a short par-3 with a protruding pond from left to center. The ninth hole is also bordered by continuous ponds on the left. All par-3, par-4, and par-5 holes on the front nine share similar characteristics: water hazards on the left and dense woods on the right, demanding precise shots. The back nine's 13th hole is a dogleg left with out-of-bounds on both sides and three bunkers. The 16th and 17th holes share a large pond spanning both holes. The final 18th hole is separated from the 9th hole by water - the pond on the left of the 9th becomes a right-side hazard on the 18th, making chip shots strictly inadvisable.