The Riviera Country Club

The tournament, where top players compete, is a valuable training ground for those involved in competition management and for the course management technicians. During the event, the RCC will be attended by stakeholders from all over the world, and will have active exchange of information. Especially for course maintenance, we are grateful that approximately 40 outstanding professionals from all over the world will volunteer to support the tournament every year in order to pass on RCC's advanced technology. With the Tokyo 2020 Olympics on the horizon, Kasumigaseki CC will also welcome human resources. The Riviera Group's 2006 “Riviera Future Creation Project” provides support in a variety of industrial fields, including the acceptance of human resources at the RCC. RCC is sincerely praying for the success of the Olympic Games in Japan.
At the ZOZO Championship (Narashino CC) in October 2019, Woods excites the world with the 10nd win in Thailand, the largest PGA record. This August, Kasumigaseki CC will be the stage for the Olympic Golf Consultation. As topics continue to attract global interest to Japan, Japanese course management techniques are attracting attention.
The February PGA Tour Tournament is an opportunity to bring the know-how honed by the Riviera to the world. Riviera will continue to contribute to the golf world.

RCC has been chosen as the venue for many major tournaments since its inception, with only golf courses entrusted to top designers aiming to be “the highest peak”. The PGA Tour LA Open is held in February every year, remembering that the 16-year-old Tiger Woods made a brilliant major debut (1992). The RCC is a fixed venue except for a very short time. Even when he was away from the RCC, fans were keen to return, and the enthusiastic movements of club members such as Glen Campbell, the country music giant, became established in the RCC from the 2's and continue to the present day .

Among professional golf fans in the U.S., the RCC is known as the Hogans Alley, a legendary player named Ben Hogan, who opened the LA in 1947 and the US Open in 1948. And the LA Open. In each case, the RCC is the venue. Other major tournaments held at the RCC include the National Professional Golf Championship (1983/1995), the National Senior Open (1998), the National Student Championship (2012), and the American Amateur Championship (2017). Has been held twice. If a golf event will take place at the Los Angeles Olympics in 3, the RCC has been determined to be the stadium.

Ben Hogan wrote, "RCC No. 4 is one of the best short holes in the U.S. and what I like the most," but "Emperor" Jack Nikolaus also said "RCC No. 10 is one of It is the shortest and most strategic par-4 hole and is one of the most exciting courses in major tournaments. " Like these two, many players give the 4th and 10th the “best hole”. The 12th, also known as the "bogie tree", is also popular. This is a famous place where famous actor Humphrey Bogard visited and drank bourbon. It's an episode because it's a historical club.

The Riviera sticks to every single piece of history. The current RCC has been carefully managed since its inception in 1988, with the concept of "returning to the origins of George C. Thomas Jr. design" since our succession in Japan in 2016. . On the other hand, the RCC chosen as a venue for major tournaments must always be state-of-the-art. Invited Paul Latchou, one of the nation's foremost course managers, to serve as advisor. Advocating "everyday is a tournament condition", we are working on course maintenance that supports the evolution of equipment. In XNUMX, we launched the Ogawa Project, a flood control project in cooperation with the City of Los Angeles. In this project, spring water from the Santa Monica valley, which is negatively affecting the marine environment, is drawn into RCC, stored, purified, and used as water. It also prepares for the droughts that often occur in the region. By showing the situation of this flood control to local children, the social contribution effect in education is also expected.

And another. We are promoting the conversion of clubhouses into museums. Not only the history of the RCC tournament but also the history of adding color to numerous Hollywood films as a great location. The clubhouse itself will be an impressive museum, not to mention its material value. Maintain history and connect to the future. That is the RCC mission. With the big event set to take place in the 2028 Olympics, the RCC will continue to strive to mark the history of the new centenary.