Nishio Golf Club

Extremely strategic course with a river running through it. Built on the banks of a river, the course is very flat and the layout incorporates elements of the river, with occasional shots crossing it, which compensates for the monotony of the terrain. However, due to the flatness of the terrain, it is more susceptible to river breezes, which is one factor that adds to the difficulty. The outward holes are generally short, so you need to make sure that you hit the ball accurately in terms of distance and direction. The most interesting hole is the dogleg right 5th, where the tee shot is angled across the river from the right, a key hole for the outward approach.