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Japan's finest courses, chosen for the moments they make possible.

A hand-selected portfolio of Japan's finest courses — chosen for their design, condition, and the moments they make possible.

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Daihakone Country Club

HAKONE, KANAGAWA

Daihakone Country Club

A classic 18-hole, par 73 course set across the Sengokuhara plain on the outer rim of the Hakone volcanic crater. Designed in 1954 by Komyo Otani and Yasuhiko Asaka, and home to the annual CAT Ladies Pro Golf Tournament.

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Caledonian Golf Club

SANBU, CHIBA

Caledonian Golf Club

An 18-hole, par 72 links-style course designed in 1990 by J. Michael Poellot, known for rolling terrain, shoreline-style bunkering, and championship pedigree — host of International Series Japan, a LIV Golf–backed event on the Asian Tour.

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Kawana Hotel Golf Course - Fuji Course

ITO, SHIZUOKA

Kawana Hotel Golf Course — Fuji Course

Designed in 1936 by C.H. Alison and often called "the Pebble Beach of Japan," this clifftop 18-hole, par 72 course ranks among the world's top 100 and offers sweeping Pacific Ocean views with Mount Fuji visible on the back nine.

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Kasumigaseki Country Club

KAWAGOE, SAITAMA

Kasumigaseki Country Club

Japan's oldest 36-hole club, founded in 1929. The East Course, par 71, was shaped by Kinya Fujita and later refined by C.H. Alison before a 2016 Tom Fazio renovation prepared it to host the golf competition at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

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The Taiheiyo Club

GOTEMBA, SHIZUOKA

The Taiheiyo Club

A par 70, 7,262-yard hillside course designed in 1977 by Shunsuke Kato and updated in 2018 by Rees Jones with Hideki Matsuyama. Home of the Taiheiyo Masters every year since opening, and host of the 2001 World Cup of Golf and 2024 Asia-Pacific Amateur.

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Yokohama Country Club

KANAGAWA

Yokohama Country Club

A 36-hole club opened in 1960 and designed by Takeo Aiyama, with the West Course reshaped by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw in 2015. The West hosted Seve Ballesteros's 1978 Japan Open win, and the club now welcomes the PGA Tour's Baycurrent Classic.

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