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Golf has been played since the 15th century and is now a favorite sport, especially for the upper middle class. This is evident from the number of golf courses scattered around the world. Reported by TokyoMate, Japan has the third most golf courses in the world after Canada and the United States (US).
Of the thousands of golf courses, here are some of the best and worth considering visiting. Here we go!
1. Hirono Golf Club
Hirono Golf Club was built by Charles Hugh Alison in the 1930s. It became a prestigious course because Golf Digest placed Hirono Golf Club in 13th place of the 100 coolest golf courses in the world.
They have hilly areas, lakes, and vast expanses of green grass. Even so, this place is for members and guests only. Guests must spend 20,610 yen (Rp. 2.6 million) for weekdays, 25,010 yen (Rp. 3.1 million) for Saturday, and 30,510 yen (Rp. 3.8 million) for Sunday.
2. Kawana Fuji Golf Course
A golf course with a wide ocean view? Only available at Kawana Fuji Golf Course! Like Hirono, this field was built by Charles Hugh Alison and opened in 1936, citing TokyoMate.
There are many awards that have been achieved, one of which is included in the list of the 100 Best Golf Courses in the World in 2020/2021 by Golf magazine. To play here, visitors need to prepare 41,100 yen (Rp 5 million).
There are many facilities, ranging from restaurants, hot spring baths, gift shops, club house galleries, to hotels that were founded in 1928. The location is in Shizuoka Prefecture.
3. Naruo Golf Club
About 1 century ago, Naruo Golf Club was first established, in 1920. Located in the Kawanishi area, Hyogo, this course has 18 holes with beautiful views. If it’s in season, you can watch the cherry blossoms bloom!
Initially, this field was designed by the Crane brothers, British expatriates. However, in 1931, Naruo Golf Club was redesigned by Charles Hugh Alison. Reported by WeXpats Guide, the cost that needs to be prepared if you want to play here is 23 thousand – 25 thousand yen (Rp 2.8 million – Rp 3 million).
Source : idntimes.com
