Bonari Kogen Golf Club

A famous golf course boasting one of the best scenic beauty in Japan.

The course was designed by American architect Ronald Warren Fleem.

It is a plateau course that extends at an altitude of 850m overlooking the Bandai Azuma Mountains.

When the sunset shines in the autumn leaves season, maples and larch become red and green gradients to dye the mountain.
It features an unintentionally breathtaking scenery beauty and a full-fledged layout that allows you to enjoy advanced strategicity.

The famous hall is Out No. 3, a long hole 530 yards from Buckti.

As shown in the image above, at the foot of the teaing area, a cliff with a depth of 60m spreads, and you can see the green surrounded by bunkers below Mount Bandai.
I think it's safe to attack the fairway on the left side. If you are proud of flying, such as on the day of the follow window, it is a big opportunity to aim for the shortest distance cliff with a driver.
It is said that for the first time in this hall, he "became a hero ... conquered Bonali". (Excerpt from the official website)
This hall was selected as the first place in the Nikkei Shimbun's "Specialty Hall that Golfers Want to Challenge".
However, there is no driving range on the course, so please adjust the driver the day before.