Oita Country Club Tsukigata Course

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Oita Country Club Tsukigata Course is a premium private membership golf destination masterfully designed by utilizing the rich undulating natural hills of Oita City, allowing you to focus on high-grade play while surrounded by a vast panoramic landscape. The layout presents an extraordinary traditional Japanese contrast between the lush green fairways and the rich primary forest trees wrapping the entire courses, where inhaling the clean, fresh air of the forest into your lungs gently clears away daily stress. Completely cut off from urban noise and speed in this brilliant environment, enjoy sports while looking at traditional mountain original原風景 (original scenery), luxuriously charging new vitality into your mind and body.

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Oita Country Club Tsukigata Course

Address: 1122 Tsukigata, Oita City, Oita Prefecture
Website: http://www.oty.jp/
Operator: Oita Country Club Tsukigata Course

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