The Course

The Course

Taiheiyo Club Gotemba

Designed in 1977 by Shunsuke Kato, Taiheiyo Club Gotemba underwent a renovation in 2018 overseen by Rees Jones with consultation from Hideki Matsuyama. The hillside course, situated 100 kilometres southwest of Tokyo, features views of Mount Fuji. The flagship of Taiheiyo Club’s 18 golf courses, Gotemba has hosted a number of international events, including the Taiheiyo Masters and the 2001 World Cup of Golf won by South Africa’s Ernie Els and Retief Goosen.

“We are excited to welcome the best players from across the Asia-Pacific region to Taiheiyo Club Gotemba in 2024,” said Shun Han, President of Taiheiyo Club. “The Gotemba Course is one of the world’s top courses and we look forward to the test it will provide to some of the most talented golfers in the world.”

The image appears to be a map of a golf course, with various features and facilities labeled, such as tees, greens, and a clubhouse. The background depicts a mountainous landscape, suggesting the course is situated in a scenic, natural setting.

Hole

Par

Yards

1

4

465

2

4

435

3

5

565

4

3

195

5

4

400

6

4

490

7

3

178

8

4

447

9

4

465

Out

35

3,640

10

4

401

11

4

505

12

4

451

13

3

203

14

4

422

15

4

378

16

4

462

17

3

230

18

5

525

In

35

3,577

Total

70

7,217

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Taiheiyo Club’s Gotemba Course