Kobuchizawa Country Club

Overview: Kobuchizawa Country Club presents lies in the Kobuchizawa highlands with wide fairways, mountain air and a routing that lets the surrounding Yatsugatake and Southern Alps scenery into the round. Current course data gives the routing 18 holes, par 72 and 6,859 yards, with a single bent green and a mix of open and wooded corridors.

History: The official course describes the design as an orthodox layout with few blind holes and attributes the work to K. Yasuda, while current directories also note the wider construction supervision. The reviewed material did not establish a dependable opening year, so that field is left blank. The active club identity is nevertheless clear at the target address.

Did You Know? The finishing hole is a par four with a large pond to the left of the green and a cross bunker guarding the right side. The club's own hole guide gives several tee distances, making the final approach a precise positional test rather than a simple drive-and-pitch. On the closing hole, the pond left and cross bunker right make the official yardage more useful than a simple total: the landing decision arrives before the approach.