Garland Golf Club

Hill course. The course is flat, making use of natural hills gently sloping from north to south. Each hole is completely separated by Yoshino cedar and pine, with a single bentgrass green system. In terms of scoring, the landing spot of the first shot is generally difficult. Reaching the green in regulation looks relatively easy, but careful attention must be paid to the choice of club for the second shot, and because the green undulations are complex, putting requires caution. Winter is warm, with almost no closures due to snow damage, and summer is refreshed by cool breezes, allowing pleasant play throughout the year.