A Hakusan horizon
Hokuriku’s long horizons frame the round.

APGA COURSE PROFILE
Ishikawa, HokurikuHakusan and a pine-framed landscape give golf in Kaga its particular scale.
THE COURSE IN CONTEXT
Katayamazu’s Hakusan Course is championship golf read against Hokuriku skies, mountain presence and pines. Its appeal extends beyond the round: Kaga’s hot springs, craft tradition and cuisine make the course part of a fuller stay.
Katayamazu is not a single-course visit. Across three courses and 54 holes, it sits between Mt Hakusan, the Kaga plain and the Sea of Japan. That setting gives the visitor different terrain, wind and playing rhythms in one destination. Its real value is not a number of holes, but the chance to read Hokuriku through more than one lens.
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PLAYING NOTES
Hokuriku’s long horizons frame the round.
Golf sits naturally among onsen, cuisine and craft.
Changing light and vegetation alter the course’s mood.

THE WIDER JOURNEY
Kaga and Noto bring sea winds, mountain horizons and a quiet ryokan culture to the rhythm of a round.
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