G-style Country Club
This golf resort, surrounded by lush greenery, is the perfect getaway to relax your body and soul. The fairways are flat and wide, and the greens, covered with bentgrass, average 800m2 in size. With each of the 18 holes separate from one another, each hole brings you a new challenge, inspiring rich and strategic plays.
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- Address
- 432 Kanaya,Sayo Town
- Telephone Number
- 0790-86-1123
- Related web sites
- http://gstylesayou.com
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