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幾多のドラマを生んだ、東北を代表する丘陵トーナメントコース。 1974年に「日本プロゴルフ選手権」が開催、1988～2006年には男子ツアーの開催。 27ホールそれぞれが変化に富むロケーションで、プロ気分が味わえる。
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Omote Zao International Golf Club is a 27-hole golf destination in Shibata, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, known for its varied hillside setting and challenging, tournament-style course design. The club has a notable place in Japanese golf history: it hosted the Japan PGA Championship in 1974, the first major tournament held in the Tohoku region, and served as a men’s tour venue from 1988 to 2006. Its three courses—OUT, IN, and West—offer golfers a range of layouts and scenic locations, with a demanding setup intended to evoke the experience of professional play.
The club provides online reservations around the clock, with pricing available during booking, and welcomes both members and visitors. On-site facilities include a restaurant, while the club also shares recommended menus, course updates, weather information, and event announcements. Additional offerings include golf lessons, junior programs, and seasonal competitions.
Cart access is available on eligible days, though carts are not permitted on the West Course
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