Manna Country Club,Manna Course

 Manna Country Club is a 45-hole large golf course in Mobara City, Chiba Prefecture, and has 27 Manna Courses and 18 Gary Player Courses on the vast grounds of the lush green hills of Boso Peninsula. In addition to the course, a hotel, a rugby field and a field athletic are also attached. The Manna course consists of a fist course, an azalea course, and a Kusunoki course with 27 holes. The design is based on a master craftsman, Izumi Ikkai, with moderate ups and downs, large and small ponds, valleys, and bunkers strategically placed. Overall, the fairways are wide and the visual pressure from the tee ground is not so tight, so the driver has many holes that are easy to swing. The distance is short from the back tee, making it a fun course for players of all levels. Noshiba is used for the fairway, and two greens are used for the bent and Goreisou respectively, and the course condition is good all year round. Although it is 2 green, green is large, and the accuracy of the approach shot greatly influences the score making. The impressive hall is No. 4 of the fist course. 523 yards par 5 is the handicap 1 hole. Although relatively straight, the width between the left and right is narrow, and the accuracy of the shot is required. The fourth hole of the azalea course is par 3 of 192 yards. The bent green on the left side is surrounded by a group of bunkers, and I want to carry the green correctly. The 5th hole of the Kusunoki course is a middle dogleg on the right with 356 yards. There is a pond on the right side and an OB on the left side, and the tee shot should be given the top priority over the distance. If the tee shot succeeds, it is a hole where you can aim at birdies. Buffet style lunch has a large menu. The barbecue at each table is a typical popular menu. The hotel is also adjacent, so it is a good idea to stay and round out the true name course, the Gary player course, and the surrounding courses.