Tsutsujigaoka Country Club is an 18-hole, 6,670-yard par-72 offering an interesting challenge for all levels of golfer. The course layout is quite unique given the local topography; each hole winding around hills or set in valleys, at times the fairways can be narrow so a strategy needs to be applied to each hole.

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Eastwood is a beautiful course located about 1.5 hours from downtown Tokyo. Nestled in some gently rolling hills in Tochigi prefecture, the club is famous for its wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and large, fast greens.

This is a golf resort for the Golfer who likes to combine good food, relaxing and luxurious facilities with fantastic golf. 27 holes, onsen, Hotel, pool, private villas, teppanyaki all available to help mind and body relax after a fun day on the course.

Oak Village is a beautiful and challenging Muirhead design, set out on a mostly flat large complex. The course is designed with the motif of the legend of King Arthur, each hole and room inside the clubhouse has a name related to the legend. Interesting shaped bunkers, water features and even monuments are all related to the legend!

Designed in 1968, Kanagawa C.C. is one of the older courses in the Kanagawa area. Known for its tricky layout, a golfer will need a a variety of shots on this fun course. Interesting features to test a golfers skill such dog-legs, elevated tee shots, gullies, and strategic bunkering await. 27-holes offers plenty of variation, and a ten-bay 70 yard driving range along with two practice greens to warm-up.