Daihakone Country Club
Classic championship golf carved into the rim of Hakone's volcanic crater.
Overview
Set across the Sengokuhara plain on the outer rim of the Hakone volcanic crater, Daihakone Country Club is a classic 18-hole, par 73 course designed in 1954 by Komyo Otani and Yasuhiko Asaka. Framed by the sweeping curve of the crater rim, each hole carries its own distinct character carved into the surrounding landscape.
The course's par-3 17th, nicknamed the "Lotus Flower," is its signature test — tightly bunkered and demanding precision over power. Daihakone is also the longtime host of the CAT Ladies Pro Golf Tournament, held every August, drawing top professionals and enthusiastic galleries from across Japan. Located roughly 25–30 minutes from Hakone-Yumoto Station, the course combines championship golf with the scenic pull of one of Japan's premier hot spring destinations.
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Komyo Otani & Yasuhiko Asaka (1954)
Bentgrass
Approx. 25–30 minutes from Hakone-Yumoto Station
November 8, 1954
Home of the annual CAT Ladies Pro Golf Tournament, held every August
18 / 73
Guest access via Tee Time Japan
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