横浜カントリークラブ, Golf course in Hodogaya, Yokohama, Japan
The Yokohama Country Club is a golf course in Hodogaya with 36 holes spread across two courses that incorporate natural terrain formations and strategic water hazards. The layouts are designed to adapt to the site's topography and offer varying levels of challenge.
The club was founded in 1960 and established itself as an important venue for professional golf tournaments. The grounds hosted the Japan Open Golf Championship twice, which supports its reputation as a premier playing venue.
The clubhouse was designed by renowned architect Yoshiro Taniguchi and blends modern Japanese architecture with traditional design elements. As you walk through the building, you can see how contemporary forms and classical proportions coexist.
Visitors should book their round well in advance, as reservations are accepted up to 90 days ahead for weekdays and 60 days for weekends. Keep in mind that caddie service is required and is part of the standard experience here.
The West Course was ranked among the world's top golf courses in 2017 as one of only four Japanese courses to receive this recognition. This honor sets it apart as a golfing destination among its peers in Japan.
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