MGM Maniwa

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Okayama 도도부현 • Other

홀

파

6,742

거리

코스 소개

MGM Maniwa is a highland golf course located at an elevation of 450 meters in Okayama Prefecture. The course offers a generally flat layout divided into two distinctive sections, Hinoki and Ume, each providing a unique playing experience. The Hinoki course features wide-open spaces and plenty of length, allowing for powerful, long shots. The Ume course is also generous in length but offers more variety from hole to hole, requiring strategic shot planning. Designed by J. E. Crane, the course is suitable for golfers seeking an enjoyable round in a peaceful, elevated setting.

J. E. Crane

설계자

1973

개장

코스 소개

기술 사양

홀

파

거리

6,742 야드

그린 수

그린 종류

Bentgrass

코스 타입

Other

설계자

J. E. Crane

위치

Okayama 도도부현

개장

1973

예약 가능 여부 확인

날짜 선택

연습장

연습장 거리

250 야드

타석 수

You can practice at this course! Take advantage of the practice range to warm up before your round or work on your skills.

플레이 팁

Take advantage of the wide, long Hinoki side to swing freely off the tee, but play more conservatively on the Ume side where each hole requires strategic shot placement.

At 6,742 yards the course plays long, so prioritize distance and position from the tee to avoid long, difficult approach shots.

The layout is generally flat, so club selection is straightforward with few dramatic elevation changes to factor in.

Greens are bentgrass and typically true, so focus on precise distance control and carefully read subtle breaks.

Located at about 450 m elevation you can expect a bit more breeze than the lowlands, so adjust club selection on long shots accordingly.

날씨 & 계절 정보

지역 기후 특징

The 450 m highland location brings cooler temperatures and more breeze than the lowlands, with hot humid summers, a rainy season in June–July, pleasant and stable spring and autumn weather, and the possibility of light winter snowfall.

베스트 시즌

Best played in spring (April–May) and autumn (September–November) for mild temperatures and stable conditions; avoid the June–July rainy season and peak summer heat when possible.