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Taiheiyou Club Gotenba course（Shizuoka-Pref , Gotenba)

Today, we would like to introduce the Gotemba Course at the Taiheiyo Club in Shizuoka Prefecture. In November 2001, it was selected as the venue for the "WGC-EMC World Cup 2001," and a total of 48 superstars representing 24 countries gathered at the Gotemba Course. On the final day of the tournament, T. Woods, who participated as part of the US team with D. Duval, made a chip-in eagle on the final 18th hole, which was broadcast around the world as a miracle shot, and instantly made the name of the "Taiheiyo Club" known to the world. And in 2018, the course was completely renovated for the first time in 17 years since 2001. It was designed by world-renowned designer and "Open Doctor" Rees Jones, whose brother is Robert Trent Jones Jr. He believes in "restoration"* and has remodeled over 220 courses, including seven U.S. Open courses and eight U.S. PGA Championship courses. Furthermore, they asked Hideki Matsuyama, a pro golfer who knows the world's and Japan's top-level tournament courses, to oversee the course. Thanks to these two geniuses, the course has been transformed into an international-level tournament course. "From an era of increasing the difficulty by extending the distance to an era of increasing the difficulty by changing the shape of hazards such as bunkers and ponds." The IP point of the tee shot has been reset to 280 yards, the current tournament standard, and all bunkers have been completely redesigned, with numerous changes being made to the shape of the areas around the greens and the shape of the ponds. In addition, trees have been boldly cut down to provide a more beautiful view of Mt. Fuji. At first glance, you may not notice any changes, but the more you play, the more you will realize how strategic the course is. #golf #shizuoka #japangolf #golfjapan #samuraigolftours #japantrip #tripjapan #golfswing #golfphotography