Hokkaido Brooks Country Club
“The best stage for players who love golf”
A full-scale champion course that answers a wide range of needs regardless of age or gender, from beginners to masters. The size of the scale unique to Hokkaido and the baptised 18 holes are waiting for your challenge.
INFORMATION
| Address | 437 Uenae, Tomakomai, Hokkaido 059-1365 |
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| Contact Number | Tel: 0144-58-3211 Fax: 0144-58-3131 |
| Access | By Car
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COURSE LAYOUT
"Early-American story" in Chapter 18 that impresses as many players as players.
Front 9
The contrast between Karamatsu and white birch is a beautiful front nine. Bold ideas and accurate judgements are required.
Course detail(official website)| Hole 1 | Par 4, Campion 418, Back 396, Regular 370, Front 347, Ladies 321 You can hit into a wide fairway. However, if you aim at a big tree on the right side, the second will not be over the bunker. The second shot is a bit downhill. You can turn it on even if you roll it in front of the green. It is hard to get caught by a bunker in the back of the green, so it is best to attack from the front. |
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| Hole 2 | Par 4, Campion 430, Back 430, Regular 406, Front 386, Ladies 336 The entire fairway is tilted to the right. Utilise the left slope to aim for keeping fairway that do not see flat lay. The second shot requires a difficult shot with a long iron. The back of the green is damp, so you want to put the ball safely from the front. |
| Hole 3 | Par 4, Campion 434, Back 403, Regular 378, Front 358, Ladies 260 You can not make the game up unless you hit the fairway left side. If you go to the right, you will get into a lot of trouble, but from the left side, you can aimat the green with ease. However, the green has a tight undulation, so you need to hit the put carefully without having to worry about the green on. |
| Hole 4 | Par 5, Campion 544, Back 522, Regular 486, Front 467, Ladies 432 It is a bit of a downhill, but the landing of the tee shot is a problem. The first shot needed to avoid the right bunkers and headed to the fairway left side, and the second shot aimed at the green flower road and aimed slightly to the right. Especially for two strokes, it is important to think about how to hit the third shot and where you drop it. |
| Hole 5 | Par 3, Campion 200, Back 180, Regular 163, Front 148, Ladies 90 It is a Hole where you can hit a pleasantly tee shot. The bunker on the left and back is under pressure, but aimed at the green centre without worrying about it. The pond on the green right is closer than it looks, so you are required to be very careful when the pin is cut to the right. |
| Hole 6 | Par 4, Campion 410, Back 388, Regular 360, Front 340, Ladies 316 It was a bit downhill with the left dogleg, but the second shot was an uphill. You have to choose to aim over a big bunker with a tee shot or drop right onto a spacious fairway. A bunker that goes over effortlessly in terms of distance, but a temptation bunker that visually makes players feel quite uneasy. |
| Hole 7 | Par 3, Campion 196, Back 196, Regular 174, Front 146, Ladies 139 The hole, which E. Snead is referred to as a nice looking hole. Going down from the tee and the green is slightly up, so do not make a mistake in the sense of distance. If the wind against you does not blow, you can easily catch the green with a middle iron. However, once the pin cuts to the right side it is a bit tough. |
| Hole 8 | Par 4, Campion 457, Back 434, Regular 397, Front 382, Ladies 295 This is a Hole that will definitely enter the top 3 difficulty levels. The fairway is wide but quite inclined to the right, so the first shot aimed at the left side. There is also a distance, so the second shot will be a long club. Accurate shots are required for both first and second hits, followed by a good shot, alloig par-on. |
| Hole 9 | Par 5, Campion 557, Back 534, Regular 487, Front 487, Ladies 386 A unique hale with no bunkers on the fairway. The driver can hit it vigorously while looking at the beautiful mountains. The second shot also swings as hard as he can aiming at the centre. Damp crossing approach aimed at long green on the left and right. The green area is also narrow, so you need accurate shots. |
Back 9
On the back-nine, the scenery reminds of the Scottish Links, requiring accurate shots without being affected by the vistas.
Course detail(official website)| Hole 10 | Par 4, Campion 424, Back 400, Regular 358, Front 332, Ladies 301 Karamatu Larch and White Birch forest is beautiful on No.10 hole. The fairway is flat, but the exact tee shot is more important than the flight distance. The right and left are close to the forest, so do not overshot it and aim to the fairway centre. Bunker has only one on the left of the green, and the second shot can be aimed straight. |
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| Hole 11 | Par 5, Campion 551, Back 551, Regular 515, Front 481, Ladies 403 There is a big tree on the right and a narrow bunker. The first shot aims at the centre or slightly to the left, avoiding the bunker. The second shot aims at the left bunker and strikes accurately. The third shot is an uphill of about 7-8 metres, and it is not difficult to put it on the green. |
| Hole 12 | Par 4, Campion 364, Back 335, Regular 335, Front 309, Ladies 283 You want to take the plunge and hit over the left bunker. The fairway is wide on the right, but the distance to the green is longer. The second shot is over the creek, so you need accurate distance judgement to the green. Even if the pressured second shot is successful, you can not feel at ease, because the green is difficult. |
| Hole 13 | Par 3, Campion 222, Back 195, Regular 195, Front 171, Ladies 146 This is a par 3 with a distance so you need an accurate shot with a wood club. The bunkers from the left in front of the green are bent. It is best to aim to the right, but there is a step in front of the green right, which prevents you from rolling and riding. As is the case with any short hole, it is important to attack safely from the front because it gets harder to go over. |
| Hole 14 | Par 4, Campion 456, Back 428, Regular 428, Front 364, Ladies 364 This is a par 4 Hole with a dogleg on the right. It is laid out to sew a dense wetland of reeds. You want to drop the tee shot accurately, aiming at the front bunker. You need to be very careful, especially when facing the wind. The second shot's sense of distance is difficult. |
| Hole 15 | Par 4, Campion 445, Back 413, Regular 395, Front 381, Ladies 346 The tee shot while looking at the pond on the right aims at the centre slightly right without overstriking it. If you go to the left of the centre of the fairway, the trees will be blinded from the second point, making it difficult to aim for the green. From the right side, you can aim straight at the green. You want to attack carefully one stroke and cross the beautiful but harsh heartbreaking hill. |
| Hole 16 | Par 3, Campion 201, Back 169, Regular 143, Front 120, Ladies 111 The large pond is tense to the right side, from tee to green. This Hole is often wind against you, so choose a club carefully. It is better to drop it in front of one size larger club than a full shot and roll it on. You definitely want to avoid the bunker in front of you right. |
| Hole 17 | Par 5, Campion 558, Back 526, Regular 506, Front 472, Ladies 382 This is the 17th par 5 of the wetlands on both sides. The tee shot accurately hits the fairway centre. The problem is a second shot. Whether to squeak in front of the bunkers dotted in the fairway centre or get over as hard as possible. |
| Hole 18 | Par 4, Campion 461, Back 441, Regular 385, Front 368, Ladies 330 The fairway is wide and the 18th final hole is as favourable as a long drive. The green has a mound inclination from four directions, and a small green that looks floating. Since it is the last hole, take the plunge and aim for the green centre. |
The vast site of 1.65 millions square metres is surrounded by rich greenery and calm natural undulations. 18 holes were designed to trace the nature as it is. The undulations of the fairway are also rich and beautiful as a landscape. In a sense, it is a prototype of a golf course, orthodox and not trying to draw attention.
Hokkaido Brooks Country Club has a taste similar to the prestigious course of America, in terms of both its elegance and stateliness. Just like a great American golf course, the course building utilises the goodness of handmade. This spherical course is designed and supervised by Ed Sneed and Taizo Kawada's high-grade design ideas.
The full-fledged golf course that can fully enjoy the real pleasure of golf is sure to approach the origin of golf. Enjoy the unprecedented excitement and interact in the land of Hokkaido to your heart's content.
FACILITIES
Clubhouse
Elegant and stately style that matches beautiful nature A variety of beauty, stretchy and relaxation every season.
We wanted the appearance of the clubhouse to match the splendour of Hokkaido.
Triangular roof design, wall surface finished with natural stone and unglazed tiles.
It reminds us of a good old-fashioned mansion somewhere.
We are confident that you will be satisfied as a new place of contact and hospitality.
A spacious space to entertain important guests We have prepared a variety of special rooms to make you feel at home with a small number of people.
The Executive Lounge features specious atrium ceilings, refined furniture and interiors to create an unbefortable cosiness.
We offer a high-quality service unique to Hokkaido Brooks Country Club for the original flavour of the country club, where members and guests have a pleasant chat.
Restaurant
From snacks and appetisers to hotpot dishes, this restaurant boasts a rich menu and vivid views. *Due to employee attendance, we may shorten the hours (only during lunch time).
Driving Range
A practice field boasting α total length of 300 yards
There are 15 bats, ensuring a distance of 300 yards and adequate size.
The custom-made all-in-one practice mat is not slippery and large enough, so you do not have to worry about the front and back bats.
All balls used on the practice field use a full-fledged "course ball".
We have newly set up a club washroom in the practising field.
*The opening of 2022 was scheduled for March 26 (Saturday), but due to heavy snowfall, it will be changed to April 1 (Friday
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