Enjoy a friendly competition playing 1 round each at 12 of the very popular courses in Hyogo.

Competitors will play in groups of 4 with other single entrants of a similar age. The friendly competition will be conducted in accordance with 3 different of game format. Winners and winning teams to be determined by double peoria.

Prizes will also be awarded daily for Nearest The Pin, Longest Drives and other fun competition.

Playing as a team of four, bring along your favourite golfing partner, or register on your own and we will allocate a suitable partner. 

At the heart of the event’s success is the camaraderie developed among participants. This is where lifelong friendships are forged.

Please choose from six packages according to your schedule.

All the Package include 3 rounds of golf, 4 nights at a hotel, and golf transportation. Each package, a daily golf competition will be held with all players participating, followed by an awards party at the clubhouse after the round. Not only golfers from oversea, Japanese players are scheduled to participate in the event. 

* Shuttle buses will run from the host hotels in Kobe to the golf course during the event.

Competitors will play in groups of 4 with other single entrants of a similar age.

The tournament will be conducted as a single Stableford competition. Winners are determined by the highest aggregate of Stableford points daily.

Prizes will also be awarded daily for Nearest The Pin, Longest Drives, and other fun competition. 

Group competition

Two people will be selected from each application group, and the organizer will combine them with the other application groups to form an instant team of four people. If there is only one person left, the team will be made up of another one person. These mixed teams will compete for a score. Handicaps are calculated using the most popular ※“Double-Peroia” system in Japan.

Team competition

Teams will compete according to the groups that have signed up for WGW. Handicaps are calculated using the most popular ※“Double-Peroia” system in Japan. And The average score of the group will be determined the winning team.

Open competition

You can enjoy golf with your members that have signed up together. After play WGW will randomly award prizes based on individual performance. Scores will be determined by double Peoria

*Double Peoria (All golf game in this event the handicaps are calculated with Double Peoria) 

First, we will set up 12 holes as hidden holes: two par 3s, two par 4s, and two par 5s on the out and in, for a total of 6 holes each. The total par is 48. 

  The actual score at these hidden holes is multiplied by 1.5, the par 72 is subtracted, and then multiplied by 0.8 to obtain the handicap for the day.

This method allows you to calculate your handicap based on the number of shots you played on the hidden holes even if you do not have an official handicap. This is the most popular calculation method in Japanese competitions, although there is some luck on the day.

*Nearest to the pin & longest drives

Prizes will also be awarded daily for Nearest to the Pin, Longest Drives and other fun competition.

Scramble

1. About the Playing Method

Scramble Golf involves four people (or multiple players) taking tee shots and selecting one ball from those shots to play the second shot. All team members play their second shots from the same location, and then select one ball from those shots to play the third shot. This process continues until the team holes out, and the team's score is recorded.

2. Tee Shot Limitations

In Scramble Golf, if a team consists of two players, each player must take tee shots for seven holes. If there are three players, each player must take tee shots for five holes. And if there are four players, each player must take tee shots for four holes. However, if there is only one player in a team due to forfeit or other reasons, this limitation does not apply. If the team fails to meet this requirement at the time of holing out, a penalty of two strokes per hole is incurred. (Note: Tee shots must always be selected based on the team's number of players)

3. Tee to Green

The playing order can be freely decided within the team, and each player hits one ball from tee to green. After the second shot, one ball that meets the conditions of the "Tee Shot Limitations" is selected as the best position and marked. The remaining balls are promptly picked up. The selected ball is placed and played within 30cm from the mark on the same surface (lie) area, and all team members repeat this process. Note that the mark cannot be removed until the last player hits.

4. On the Green

On the green, one ball is selected and marked, then placed within 15cm from the mark without getting closer to the hole. All team members take turns hitting the ball, and when one person in the team makes a hole-in, the score for that hole is confirmed. The ball mark cannot be removed until the last player hits.

5. About Bunkers

When a ball enters a bunker, it can be marked, and after leveling the sand, it can be played. Similarly, to maintain equal conditions, the sand can be leveled after each player hits.

The team leader should submit the scorecard to the staff in charge. The calculations and rankings will be determined by the Double Peoria.

Note: Some terms such as ※"Peoria" may be specific to the context and may require further clarification or translation.