Kamo Golf Club (Left)

Overview: Kamo Golf Club occupies rolling woodland in Toyota, Aichi, and its current scorecard records 18 holes at par 72. The Left-green setup measures 7,040 yards from the back tees. The layout rewards a measured tee ball and a clear second-shot plan. Fairway movement, bunkers and changing approach angles to the two greens keep the course from becoming a simple distance exercise, even when a hole appears open from the tee. The Left record is therefore useful for golfers who want the course's longer green configuration described accurately.

History: Kamo opened in 1978 and is credited to architect Tetsuro Akabane. Its current identity is the active Kamo Golf Club at Shiratsuchi in Toyota, not a separate Left course at another facility. The two green labels survive in the course data because the green target changes the yardage and approach line while the fairway routing remains shared. Recording Left as the canonical row preserves that distinction without pretending that the two labels are independent 18-hole courses.

Did You Know? The official hole chart publishes complete totals for both green arrangements. The Left setup measures 7,040 yards from the back tees, while the alternate Right setup is shorter at the same tee level. That small change in the target can alter the club selection on several approach holes, which is why the green label is meaningful even though the underlying course is one routing.