Kasama Country Club [pgm]

I played for the first time in a while with an elderly customer who had to use a cart. I didn't think it was that difficult before, but when I played it that day, I was like, ``Are the bunkers really that effective?'' While there are many courses where the greens have deteriorated due to the summer heat, the greens were in good condition. This is what happened at OUT9H during the play. (Hall in photo) As I was trying to hit the green from the second spot, the ball from behind rolled past my right side. Of the four seniors who followed me (two men and two men), the man was using the senior tee, but since he could see me from there, he yelled, "You can't hit the ball yet, right?" but apologized. Without doing anything. Another cart approached me on the green, but they didn't even come to apologize. It is said that the number of young golfers with bad manners is increasing, but this is probably because young people with little golf experience play golf with each other, so they are not playing with experienced people who can teach them manners and rules. I think it's a big problem in the golf world today that there are such old golfers who have been around for a long time.

I visited in the afternoon on a sunny weekend with beautiful cherry blossoms. The course was well maintained and the staff were friendly. I didn't have to cram too much and was able to go around stress-free. The impression I got from the regular tee was, ◼️The bunkers around the green are in effect and the flower path is narrow. ◼️The guard bunker has a low chin and is difficult to control, so I am not good at it. ◼️Ike is not in a place where there is much pressure. ◼️The fairway on the inside course is wider than the outside course (there is almost no pressure from OB). ◼️The distance is normal, neither long nor short. ◼️Many right doglegs. Only the 18th hole is a dogleg to the left. ◼️I didn't have many putts (by chance), so the green felt gentle as a result.

Early morning through July 2022 5900 yen. Although the price is a little high for this area, I think the course condition is worth the price. The course layout is typical of a hilly area, with gentle ups and downs. There are many dogleg holes. It is well designed so that if you aim for a shortcut, you will be caught by the bunker. It's about 7000 yards from the fullback, so it's a standard length. The fairway is wide, so it won't be OB unless you bend it a lot. There are many par 3 courses with ponds, but overall there are not many ponds. Bunkers are also appropriately placed. The green is very large, so check the pin position before aiming. It is best to read the greens honestly and according to the slope. There are almost no undulations. It can be said to be a relatively easy course. It will probably be two strokes shorter than usual. The course management is very good, with no weeds or divots on the fairways or teeing grounds. The rough setting is gentle. The bunker was made of river sand and was affected by the heavy rain the day before, but it was filled with sand. The ball marks on the green are a little noticeable, but the rolling is stable. The day was a bit heavy and slow. Even downhill putts aren't scary. The clubhouse is luxurious and reminiscent of a bubble. Self-propelled cart with navigation. Fairway access possible driving range. Net hitting There is an approach practice range of about 40 yards. No bunker practice area. It was 500 → 650 → 845 with 4 back, so I was able to have a smooth round. It's helpful to take a bath even though it's early in the morning. If the price was a little lower, I would give it a 5 star.