A Brand Hotel Golf Log Village

Overview: A Brand Hotel Golf Log Village is a resort golf experience on a hill above Yoichi, where the course uses Hokkaido’s open terrain rather than trying to hide it behind dense development. The current tourism profile describes an expansive, spacious layout suited to both beginners and experienced golfers, with views towards Yoichi, Cape Shiripa and the Sea of Japan. Yoichi Resort’s current golf description adds a more specific character: the course has recognised holes at 6, 15 and 16, with grass bunkers that give parts of the round a distinctly Scottish visual language.

History: The present identity is closely tied to the A-BRAND hotel and the wider Yoichi Resort destination rather than to a separately documented championship history. Current material describes the golf operation through its partnership with Evland and presents it as part of a regional tourism offer built around Yoichi’s landscape, food and wine. The reviewed sources do not establish a reliable opening year or architect for this exact directory record, so this profile keeps the historical account deliberately restrained and records only the current resort relationship.

Did You Know? The course’s most memorable feature may be how many local references can be read from the fairways. The current resort page specifically points to Cape Shiripa, Yoichi Bay and a castle panorama, while also calling out the grass bunkers and three named holes. That combination makes the round feel connected to Yoichi itself, not interchangeable with an inland resort course. The nearby orchard and whisky country add to the sense of place without needing to invent a tournament claim.