Obihiro International Country Club

帯広国際カントリークラブ

Hokkaido 都道府县 • Hilly

洞数

108

标准杆

10,040

距离

关于球场

Obihiro International Country Club is a well-balanced 27-hole course set in the expansive Tokachi Plain of Hokkaido. Featuring gently rolling terrain, it hosts the historic professional Tobu Open tournament. The course offers convenient access from nearby transportation hubs, located just 15 minutes by car from JR Obihiro Station and 30 minutes from Tokachi-Obihiro Airport. Golfers can also enjoy close proximity to local hot spring resorts, with Tokachigawa Onsen and Makubetsu Onsen just a short drive away. With soft spike shoe policy and bentgrass greens, the course provides a pleasant and accessible golfing experience in the region.

Hokkaido Kikou

设计师

1974

成立年份

关于球场

技术规格

洞数

标准杆

108

距离

10,040 码

球场面积, m²

1,340,000

果岭数量

果岭类型

Bentgrass

球场类型

Hilly

设计师

Hokkaido Kikou

位置

Hokkaido 都道府县

成立年份

1974

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练习场

练习场距离

180 码

练习位数量

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

打球建议

The broadly rolling layout rewards accurate tee shots, but some championship-length routings used for the professional event demand precise long-iron and fairway wood play.

Bentgrass greens can be firm and quick in the warmer months, so focus on distance control and try to leave approaches below the hole for easier uphill putts.

Because the course is on an exposed plain, crosswinds and gusty conditions are common—adjust club selection and trajectory accordingly.

With 27 holes totaling over 10,000 yards across the different loops, pick conservative strategies on long par 4s and par 5s to avoid big numbers.

Note the course policy: soft spikes only, so prepare appropriate footwear to maintain traction and protect the turf.

天气与季节信息

当地气候特点

The course sits on the open Tokachi Plain so summers are relatively cool and often sunny but exposed conditions produce steady winds, while winters are cold with significant snowfall.

最佳打球季节

Late spring through early autumn (May–October) is best, when greens are in top condition and the weather is mild, while winter brings heavy snow and course closures.