Two personalities
Two courses offer contrasting landforms and strategies.

APGA COURSE PROFILE
Ishikawa, HokurikuNoto’s terrain and shifting winds give its two courses distinct identities.
THE COURSE IN CONTEXT
Near the Noto Peninsula National Park, Tokinodai unfolds through two distinct courses: Bijodai and Nosyudai. Wind, landform and subtly raised greens make the round feel like a direct encounter with Hokuriku’s natural character.
Tokinodai’s appeal lies in reading Noto’s terrain and wind across two distinctly different courses. It is not a visit made only for scenery, but for the chance to feel how natural conditions shape every shot. It gives a golf journey a reason to continue north from Kanazawa and Kaga.
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PLAYING NOTES
Two courses offer contrasting landforms and strategies.
The peninsula’s landscape sets the feeling of play.
Paired with Kanazawa or Kaga, it expands a Hokuriku stay.

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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