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Kochi Kuroshio C.C. Kochi黒潮カントリークラブ

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  • 36/144
  • Sugihara
  • 1989
  • 0887-33-4455
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Access

  • 5207, Nishibunkou, Geisei-mura, Aki-gun Kochi 781-5703
  • Kochi Expwy
  • Nankoku I.C.
  • 317 km (292 km by Kochi expressway, 25 km from Nankoku I.C.)

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Reviews

5
Nina
What a beautiful course! We spent two days here and didn't get tired of it at all. It felt like being in a tropical paradise with the superb views and great landscape for golf. The lunch on both days - in different areas of the course - were so delicious too! Friendly staff and nice bath to end the day.
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Rob Russell
This club is a class act, but without the aloofness that is sometimes associated with first rate courses. We played the Taiheiyo and Danryu nines on Saturday and the Kuroshio 18 hole course on Sunday. Taiheiyo was a gem, with unparalleled sea views and an accompanying and very welcome breeze to diffuse the August heat. At around 6,500 yards from the regular tees, both courses were a little longer than I'm used to, but the fairways were mostly generous, so I was challenged to stretch myself off the tee. The signature island green 12th on Kuroshio had us hoping and sweating in equal measure and we settled for dry, but just off the green. Maybe Tiger Woods and Michelle Wie, who trod these fairways before us, did better, but maybe not?!
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Ruth Jarman
This was my favorite course in Kochi. Although it was hard for an intermediate play like me (had to go 100 yards over a lake in front of a waterfall on one hole... did not make that unfortunately), the views were just lovely and the staff so welcoming. We played over two days here and stayed nearby at the Royal Tosa Hotel. Although the hotel was a bit run down, the food was excellent and oh, oh oh the golf was great! Had famous Katsuo no Tataki (seared bonito fish) for lunch and was able to befriend some of the local golfers. Beautiful ocean views and a pro-level course. What a gift!

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What happens if your ball strikes another players ball? Golfing Rules, Seriously!

On the course this past weekend, I putt from just off the green and my ball struck my playing partners ball, knocking it closer to the hole.

After a quick giggle, we began to discuss the ruling, 'I'll play from there and its a one-shot penalty for you' my friend said. 'I was off the green' I said, 'Doesn't matter' he said. Right, I said. 'Hang on, and I'll consult the rule book'.

Luckily, I had The R&A's Rules of Golf on my phone (Well worth a download and it's FREE)

Without quoting the book verbatim, there are basically three scenarios which you should be mindful of:

On the Fairway (updated June 14th, 2023) If your ball strikes a fellow player's ball on the fairway by accident, The 9.6 rule comes into affect, meaning If my ball...

What happens if I ground my club in a bunker? The new rules of golf explained

In 2020, the US Golf Association (USGA) and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews (R&A) made several changes to the rules of golf.

One major change was to the "drop procedure" when a ball is lost or out of bounds. Players are now allowed to drop the ball from shoulder height, rather than knee height, making the process more consistent and less prone to mistakes. Another change was to the rule regarding penalty strokes. Players will no longer be penalized for accidentally moving a ball on the green, such as when marking or lifting it.

Additionally, players are now allowed to repair almost any damage to the course, such as spike marks on the green. The changes also include simplifying the rules for bunkers, allowing players to touch or move loose impediments...