This course is set among low hills surrounded by sea on three sides, located at the end of a peninsula protruding from the southern coast of Mutsu Bay. It has hosted a famous Japanese tournament and been selected as one of the top 100 golf courses in Japan.

The course has only a few tall trees, and the rough is covered in fescue grass native to Europe, as well as a variety of shrubs. With its wide-open and idyllic natural features closely resembling those of Scotland, the birthplace of golf, this is an authentic links-style course of a kind rarely seen in Japan.