Anpachi Country Club

安八カントリークラブ

Gifu Prefecture • Riverside

Holes

Par

2,801

Distance

About This Course

Anpachi Country Club is a flat riverside 9-hole golf course located in Gifu Prefecture. Designed by Shin Rokugo, the layout features a mix of short, middle, and long holes that offer strategic play for golfers of all levels, from beginners to advanced players. The course provides a comfortable environment ideal for practice rounds without stress. The club supports convenient check-in through Rakuten’s system, allowing players to skip the signature process and earn Rakuten Super Points. Please note, this is the former Anpachi Country Club and is distinct from the currently operating Anpachi Public Golf Club.

Shin Rokugo

Designer

1979

Established

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

2,801 yards

Course Area, m²

370,000

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Riverside

Designer

Shin Rokugo

Location

Gifu Prefecture

Established

1979

Playing Tips

With only 9 holes and a total yardage of 2,801 yards, play conservatively off the tee and focus on hitting fairways to set up scoring chances on the shorter holes.

The course mixes short, mid and long holes, so prioritize club selection and precise approach shots rather than trying to overpower the layout.

Being a flat riverside course, wind from the river can affect ball flight—check wind direction on each tee and adjust club selection accordingly.

Bentgrass greens are typically smooth and true, so read subtle breaks carefully and manage putt speed, especially in warmer months when greens can run faster.

This venue is ideal for practice rounds; use it to work on short game, distance control and course management without the pressure of a full 18-hole course.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Gifu's inland Chubu climate brings hot, humid summers with a rainy season in June–July and occasional typhoons in late summer, while springs and autumns are milder and winters are cool with little snow in the lowlands; being a riverside course, breezes from the river are common and the ground can stay damp after heavy rain.

Best Season to Play

Best played in spring (April–May) and autumn (October–November) when temperatures are mild, course conditions are stable, and visibility is good.