U4GM Reveals Naruo Golf Course Spot in FH6

One of the easiest places to drive past in Forza Horizon 6 is Naruo Golf Course. It sits away from the busier roads, and the map does not make a big fuss about marking it. That changes when the #AfternoonTee Photo Challenge appears in the Festival Playlist. You may also want to visit for the Treasure Car parked near the clubhouse, or simply to take a few photos with a favourite car. Before setting off, check your garage and make sure you have enough FH6 Credits if the required vehicle still needs to be purchased.

Finding the Course Without Guesswork

Naruo Golf Course is in the central Minamino area, just north of Tokyo. The map view can be a little unhelpful when you are zoomed out, so do not rely on a dedicated location icon. Zoom in until the fairways and pale sand bunkers become visible. Naruo Cross-Country Circuit is the best landmark to use. From there, turn west and stay on the road for a short drive. Airfield Trail Dirt Race and Ito Airfield can help confirm that you are in the right part of the region, while Shirakawa-go sits farther north. If you reach the circuit first, the course should not take long to locate. You will usually spot the broad green playing area before you see the clubhouse.

Getting Ready for the AfternoonTee Challenge

Reaching the golf course is only part of the job during the #AfternoonTee Photo Challenge. The game checks for one specific car: the 1997 Maserati Ghibli Cup. A different Maserati will not count, even if it looks close enough or belongs to the same manufacturer. Select the car before leaving the festival hub, then drive into the course area and open Photo Mode. You do not need an elaborate composition. Place the Maserati on one of the fairways, adjust the camera until the car and course are clearly visible, and take the required shot. If the vehicle is missing from your garage, the Scenic Scrambles Seasonal Championship can unlock it. There is also an Autoshow option for 102,000 Credits, which suits players who would rather finish the task straight away.

Look Behind the Clubhouse

It is worth staying at Naruo after the photograph registers. The clubhouse hides a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T, one of the more interesting discoveries connected with this location. Drive around the rear of the building and search the area carefully. The car is easy to miss if you leave as soon as the playlist objective is complete. Finding it adds something extra to the trip, especially if you enjoy building a varied garage rather than buying every vehicle from the Autoshow. Naruo also works well as a relaxed photography spot. The open fairways give you room to position a car, and the nearby roads offer a different setting with more movement and scenery. You can take clean side shots, wide landscape images, or simple cruising pictures without dealing with heavy traffic.

Making Naruo Part of a Longer Route

Naruo Golf Course fits neatly into a wider drive through Minamino. Start at Naruo Cross-Country Circuit, head west to the course, check behind the clubhouse, then continue towards the Airfield Trail area. This route combines a race landmark, the seasonal photograph, a vehicle discovery, and a bit of free exploration in one trip. It also saves time when several activities are active at once. Keep the map zoomed in while approaching the course, because the fairways are much easier to recognise than the small location marker. Players who are short on Credits should consider unlocking the Maserati through the seasonal championship first. Those who value speed can buy it and get the photograph done in a single visit. Either way, checking the car in the garage before travelling prevents the common mistake of arriving with the wrong model.

Final Thoughts

Naruo Golf Course is a modest location with more going on than its map presence suggests. Use Naruo Cross-Country Circuit as your starting point, drive west, and watch for the green fairways and sand bunkers. Bring the 1997 Maserati Ghibli Cup for the #AfternoonTee objective, then take a few minutes to inspect the clubhouse and claim the 1969 Dodge Charger R/T. Once the seasonal task is finished, the course still has value as a quiet place for photos and casual driving. For players planning future events, keeping some Forza Horizon 6 Credits available can make it easier to pick up cars when a new requirement appears.