Shinshu Ina International Golf Club is a prestigious 36-hole course located in the scenic hills of Ina City, Nagano Prefecture, just a three-minute drive from the Ina IC on the Chuo Expressway. Opened in 1973 and designed by Touichirou Toda, the club features two distinct courses: the Shirakaba Course, known for its large greens and history as a venue for the 1984 Japan Women’s Professional Golf Championship, and the Karamatsu Course, famous for its beautiful views and spring cherry blossoms. The course offers a flat layout with bentgrass greens, a refreshing climate in summer, and a clubhouse restaurant serving local specialties.
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Shinshu Ina International Golf Club is a prestigious 36-hole course located in the scenic hills of Ina City, Nagano Prefecture, just a three-minute drive from the Ina IC on the Chuo Expressway. Opened in 1973 and designed by Touichirou Toda, the club features two distinct courses: the Shirakaba Course, known for its large greens and history as a venue for the 1984 Japan Women’s Professional Golf Championship, and the Karamatsu Course, famous for its beautiful views and spring cherry blossoms. The course offers a flat layout with bentgrass greens, a refreshing climate in summer, and a clubhouse restaurant serving local specialties.
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