Ito, Shizuoka

Kawana Hotel Golf Course — Fuji Course

Often called "the Pebble Beach of Japan" — clifftop golf above the Pacific.

Overview

Often called "the Pebble Beach of Japan," the Fuji Course at Kawana Hotel is a clifftop 18-hole, par 72 layout designed in 1936 by Charles Hugh (C.H.) Alison. Set on a dramatic promontory above the Pacific, the course offers sweeping ocean views and, on clear days, sight of Mount Fuji from its back nine.

The Fuji Course is regularly ranked among the world's top 100 courses and is considered by many to be Japan's finest. It hosts the Fuji-Sankei Ladies Classic each April and has a long tournament history dating back to the 1930s. Traditionally played on foot with a caddie, the course is available exclusively to guests staying at the Kawana Hotel.

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Kawana Hotel Golf Course, Fuji Course
Course Details

Everything you need to know before you tee off.

Designer

C.H. Alison (1936)

Length (Back Tees)

6,701 yards

Notable

Ranked among the world's top 100 courses; hosts the Fuji-Sankei Ladies Classic annually

Established

1936

Course Rating / Slope

73.1 / 123

Access

Available exclusively to Kawana Hotel guests; walking course, caddie required

Holes / Par

18 / 72

Greens

Zoysia grass

Course Guide

Preview our exclusive Course Guide

A hole-by-hole walkthrough prepared by our team, available to guests ahead of their round.

Tee Time Japan exclusive course guide cover
Aerial hole preview from the Tee Time Japan course guide
Course map spread from the Tee Time Japan course guide

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