Hannan Golf Club

Overview: Hannan Golf Club keeps its compact ground in view. It is an 18-hole short-format course in Hannan, laid out on compact hilly ground with two greens and a par of 66. The current guide lists 3,722 yards, and its hole table shows that the course is not a conventional championship-length test but a tighter exercise in accuracy and recovery.

History: Hannan's course was established in 1974. It remains an active 18-hole operation. Current directories attribute the design to Hiroshi Shioya, while the club's own site confirms an active 18-hole operation with both nine-hole and full-round play patterns. That distinction is important: Hannan is a real 18-hole course, but its short par and compact scale should be shown honestly.

Did You Know? The two nines each measure par 33, with a mixture of short par fours and several par threes. That gives Hannan an unusual rhythm, where a missed line can cost more than a missed distance and the round moves quickly from one small target to the next. The short format is not a missing nine: the club has a complete 18-hole routing, and the par-33 halves simply create a different scoring rhythm.