Pacific Blue Country Club

パシフィックブルーＣ．Ｃ．

Oita 都道府县 • Other

洞数

标准杆

7,085

距离

关于球场

Pacific Blue Country Club is a scenic 18-hole, par-72 course located in Kunisaki, Oita Prefecture. Set on rolling hills, it offers stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea, including both Honshu and Shikoku islands. The front nine features mostly straight holes, while the back nine presents more intricate layouts. Designed by Seve Ballesteros, the course encourages an attacking style of play with thoughtfully placed bunkers and varied terrain that demands accuracy and distance control. The bentgrass greens are well-protected, and the overall design balances challenge and enjoyment for golfers of different levels. Soft spikes are recommended.

Seve Ballesteros

设计师

1991

成立年份

关于球场

技术规格

洞数

标准杆

距离

7,085 码

球场面积, m²

1,990,000

果岭数量

果岭类型

Bentgrass

球场类型

Other

设计师

Seve Ballesteros

位置

Oita 都道府县

成立年份

1991

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练习场

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

At 7,085 yards the course plays long, so balance distance with accuracy off the tee to avoid trouble from uneven fairways and mounds.

The front nine is generally straight—use length to set up easier approaches—while the back nine has more variety and angles that demand precise club selection.

Bentgrass greens are well protected by numerous bunkers, so prioritize hitting the correct portion of the green and be ready for recovery bunker shots.

The coastal location brings steady and sometimes strong winds from the Seto Inland Sea, so monitor flags and often play one club more or less than normal.

Soft spikes are recommended and greens can be relatively quick and true, so favor conservative putts to avoid three-putts when the line is uncertain.

天气与季节信息

当地气候特点

Located on coastal Kyushu, expect hot, humid summers with occasional typhoons in late summer, mild winters, and frequent sea breezes that create variable wind conditions especially in spring and autumn.

最佳打球季节

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer the most comfortable temperatures and stable conditions, while summer brings heat, humidity and typhoon risk.