Niseko Village Golf Course
"When the snowfields turn to green meadows in spring, golf takes centrestage in Niseko Village and everyone trades in their boards for clubs. Enthusiasts revel in the fresh air, a relaxed pace of play and the picturesque splendour of nature while enjoying exhilarating rounds of golf on two stunning courses."
COURSE LAYOUT
Experience the best resort golf experience at Niseko Village Golf Course. The 18-hole course is located on flat ground surrounded by vast nature. The iconic 10th hole is 721 yards long. Enjoy a ride on carts on fairways freely.
Front 9
| Hole 1 | Par 4, Blue 388, White 355, Red 290 The tee shot aims at the left side of the fairway while avoiding the right forest. The second shot is also a hole that you want to attack from the left side of the green. |
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| Hole 2 | Par 5, Blue 543, White 528, Red 450 It is a par 5 hole with slightly dogleged to the left and loosely downhill from the second shot. The tee shot should be careful of the penetrating right side. |
| Hole 3 | Par 4, Blue 309, White 294, Red 248 The tee shot needs to be careful of the OB on the right side. The forest on the left side is safe but also the danger of the lost ball. There is a big depression in front of the green right. |
| Hole 4 | Par 3, Blue 175, White 152, Red 138 It is a par 3 hole with a beautiful pond and a downhill. With relatively large space between the green and the cart roads, the shot is safe on the right side target. |
| Hole 5 | Par 4, Blue 440, White 402, Red 339 This hole is a par 4 with a right dogleg. The tee shot is notefull of the penetrating left side. Downhill from the second point and green is quick towards the back. |
| Hole 6 | Par 4, Blue 333, White 314, Red 244 It is a hole with loosely dogleg to the left, and a light uphill. The second shot aimed at the green wants to choose a larger club. |
| Hole 7 | Par 5, Blue 486, White 472, Red 435 *Long-Driving Contest It is a short yardage par 5, so do not over-hitting the tee shot. Because it is a big two-tier green, check the pin position in advance. |
| Hole 8 | Par 3, Blue 161, White 146, Red 114 *Nearest to the Pin There is a pond on the left side, a downhill par 3. You want to avoid the right front bunker and hit it bigger, but be careful because it is a fast green from the back. |
| Hole 9 | Par 4, Blue 434, White 408, Red 344 This is a par 4 hole with a relatively distance. The right side of the forest is safe, but if you put it in, it becomes difficult to escape. The second shot needs to be careful of the creek and the pond on the left side. |
Back 9
| Hole 10 | Par 6, Blue 721, White 704, Red 578 The specialty hole of par 6. The tee shot is a note of the pond on the right side. Uphilled after the second shot. Watch out for the creek in front of the green. |
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| Hole 11 | Par 4, Blue 418, White 400, Red 333 It is a par 4 hole that is downhilled from the second shot point with the right dogleg. Surrounded by ponds and bunkers, green are safe to attack from the front with the aim of flower road. |
| Hole 12 | Par 4, Blue 378, White 346, Red 255 The tee shot aims at the right side as the fairway is tilted to the left. If you remove the green to the left the uphill approach remains and it is awkward. |
| Hole 13 | Par 3, Blue 188, White 172, Red 115 It is a relatively distanced and downhill par 3. The green right side is a bunker, and the uphill approach remains, so aim for the left side. |
| Hole 14 | Par 4, Blue 390, White 355, Red 285 The tee shot aims at the left side. From the right side, there is also a risk that the trees ahead will be stymy. However, be careful of hidden ponds on the left side. |
| Hole 15 | Par 4, Blue 405, White 390, Red 308 The tee shot avoids the right pond and aims at the left side. The flower path is sloping toward the pond in front of the green right, so be careful when attacking from the front. |
| Hole 16 | Par 5, Blue 542, White 504, Red 435 *Long-Driving Contest The tee shot should be careful of the pond on the right. The second shot goes to the right side, avoiding the pond on the left. However, do not forget that there is also a pond in front of the green right. |
| Hole 17 | Par 3, Blue 147, White 127, Red 106 It is a specialty hole surrounded by bunkers. The tee shot takes into account the wind and the uphill. When the pin is on the right side, be firm with a larger club. |
| Hole 18 | Par 4, Blue 387, White 353, Red 296 When you take it off to the left side of the green, the uphilled approach remains awkward. The large green of undulation should be careful with 3 putts. |
ACCOMMODATION
- Higashiyama Niseko Village
"Kachou Fuugetsu, the philosophy of discovering oneself through nature, is at the core of the resort experience. "
Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, is the first Ritz-Carlton Reserve property in Japan. In winter, the area's more than 2,100 acres of skiable snowfields await our guests. When the spring breeze informs us the end of the snow season, Niseko's emerald green forests and lush landscapes come out of snow to welcome golfers, cyclists, trekkers and other outdoor adventurers to come out and play. - Kasara Niseko Village
"Exclusive 3-bedroom Kasara townhouses that embody authentic Japanese charm with contemporary elegance, bespoke with priority privileges and private concierge service, making this an ultimate place for skiers and discerning travelers. "
Kasara Niseko Village is located at the foot of Mt. Niseko Annupuri. These exclusive townhouses successfully embody authentic Japanese fascination with modern grace at the same time. Feel the long-forgotten lifestyle of alpine living through experiencing the historical heritage townhouses that once were lived by craftsmen and wealthy merchants at the end of Edo period. - Hinode Hills Niseko Village
"Dawn breaks through the mist that shrouds the majestic silhouette of Mount Yotei, casting its golden rays to softly illuminate the land. Welcome to a new day at Hinode Hills in Niseko Village."
Hinode Hills Niseko Village Apartments embrace Wabi-Sabi aesthetics by showing an appreciation of nature. Hinode Hills is an alpine destination in any season, discover us in winter for snow activities, and playing golf on beautiful fields of Niseko in summer. - Hilton Niseko Village
"Adjacent to the Niseko Gondola that whisks straight to the top of Mount Niseko Annupuri, this luxury Niseko hotel provides outstanding restaurants, spa, onsen, WiFi access, ski valet service, a fitness centre, a business centre, meeting rooms, a ballroom and a playground for kids."
Hilton Niseko Village is located at the bottom of the Niseko Annupuri Mountain. It is a perfect location for all kind of activities such as skiing and snowboarding in winter with direct access to the ski field, and golf is your option in snowless seasons. Hilton Niseko Village has been the winner of Japan's best Ski Hotel at the World Ski Awards 4 years in a row from 2013 through to 2016. - The Green Leaf Niseko Village
"Located at the base of Mount Niseko Annupuri in Japan, The Green Leaf Niseko Village lies in the heart of Niseko Village, an internationally acclaimed powder mecca and a summer destination for diverse outdoor pursuits. The hotel refurbishment has produced stunning results, garnering awards and accolades since its launch in 2010. Orchestrated by award-winning New-York based firm Champalimaud Design, renowned for creating distinctive interiors that reflect their unique setting, The Green Leaf Niseko Village reflects everything an all-season break should stand for."
The Green Leaf Niseko Village was inspired by a blend of world top class designs, local artistry and the use of the beautiful scenery. It is a perfect location for skiers in winter with direct access to the ski field. Natural Onsen facilities are sure to relax you in all seasons. Enjoy the local seafood and seasonal products at a variety of dining.
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