Narashino Country Club

Authorized Partner Championship Tournament

Narashino Country Club

Chiba, Japan

¥ 16,000 yen ~

36 Holes

Par 72

7,011 yards

Home to the ZOZO Championship — Japan's only PGA Tour event — Narashino Country Club is a 36-hole woodland course where Tiger Woods claimed his record-tying 82nd PGA Tour victory in 2019. The King Course features narrow, tree-lined fairways that have tested the world's best players since 1965, while the Queen Course offers a more accessible yet strategic layout with ponds and gentle terrain.

Play Fee

Weekday ¥ 16,000 yen ~ Weekend ¥ 22,000 yen ~

Course Details

Holes 36 Yardage 7,011 yards Category Championship Par 72 Type Woodland Architect Kinya Fujita Back Tees 7,224 yards (tournament) Greens Bentgrass

Club Facilities

Golf Carts Yes (5-seat GPS) Dining Yes Bath / Onsen Yes Lodge / Hotel No Caddy Optional Practice Range 28 bays, 240 yards Locker Room Yes Pro Shop Yes

GRAND

Part of the GRAND Series

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Access

Public Transportation

Golf Course Shuttle

Available (no reservation needed)

Nearest Train Station

Chiba New Town Chuo Station (Hokuso Line)

Suggestion

Free club bus from Chiba New Town Chuo Station south exit, approximately 10 minutes. No reservation required.

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