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About the Taiwan Golf and Country Club
The
Taiwan Golf and Country Club's Tamsui course is located in the northern
town of Tamsui. The original course was constructed in 1914 but
only three holes were playable then.
The first nine holes were ready in 1919 and it was only a decade
later that Japanese designer Akahoshi Shiro completed the entire
18-hole layout. The course now measures 6,915 yards and each hole
presents challenges that vary according to the hilly terrain and
wind direction.
Nicknamed the "Cradle of the Golfers", the Tamsui course
has been the breeding ground for top Chinese Taipei players like
"Mr Lu" Liang-huan, Hsieh Min-nan, Chen Ching-po and last
year's Mercuries Taiwan Masters champion Lu Wei-chih.
Course record: Yuan Ching-chi of Chinese Taipei, set in 1994 - eight-under-par
64.
Card of the Course
HOLE NO PAR YARDS
1 4 415
2 3 155
3 4 428
4 4 418
5 4 335
6 5 606
7 5 480
8 3 183
9 4 460
OUT 36 3480
10 3 215
11 4 350
12 4 395
13 5 572
14 4 452
15 5 540
16 4 425
17 3 216
18 4 370
IN 36 3535
TOTAL 72 6915
September 17, 2007
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