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World Golf Guides: Japan |
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Golf in Japan is an untapped gold mine, yet to be discovered
by the west. The Japanese are well known for taking
a good idea and creating the ultimate - and golf has
proven no exception. Take the best golf course designers
in the world, give them an unlimited budget, and tell
them to design to their hearts content. Then ask architects
to create clubhouses with one goal: not to be outdone
by anyone. Nowhere else in the world will you find such
lavishly appointed facilities in such staggering numbers,
with the most ultra-modern and luxurious clubhouses
imaginable. Japanese golf is a slight twist from the
old game: experience electronic, remote control carts
with GPS systems, or airport-style escalators and conveyer
belts that whiz you around the course. Just think like
a samurai, clear your schedule for a full day (golfers
break after nine holes for a long lunch, regardless
of the time of day), substitute your scotch whiskey
with sake and you'll be ready for an unforgettable golfing
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Adventure Golf: Japan |
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Golf courses
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Kawana
Ishioka
Gotemba
Phoenix Seagia
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Between the
rounds attractions
(part of Pilot Guides.com) |
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Nagasaki
Peace Museum, Kyushu |
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