Kanagawa (South-West of Tokyo) golf courses

Head to the Hakone Crater, created over 3000 years ago by the eruption of Mount Hakone and you will discover the majestic Sengokuhara Plain upon which lies the Daihakone Country Club.

A superb location at the foothills of the crater, offering stunning views and the perfect setting for a golf course and Daihakone Country Club does not disappoint. 18 beautifully crafted holes that blend seamlessly into the landscape.

Daihakone County Club measures an impressive 7289-yards from the back tees but has a par of 73 with 5 par 5s, 4 par 3s and 10 par 4s.

The course also enjoys double greens, which changes the layout somewhat depending on th greens in play.

Water hazards are scattered around the course, but in general don´t really add to the difficulty of the course.

The difficulty comes from the incredible bunker designs and positioning and it is no truer than on the 17^th, a superb par 3 with picturesque bunkering that creates a Lotus flower effect.

An on-site hotel offers wonderful accommodation and the facilities of the clubhouse are of the highest quality.

Practice facilities are also very good with a great driving range and short game area for a quick warm up before your game.

Constructed over the natural rolling terrain, the gentle elevation changes are manageable on foot and create a wonderful flow throughout the course which meanders through the native woodland.

Fairways are varied in size and although the course is short it requires the use of every club in the bag and good course management.

A beautiful course is an even more beautiful setting Fujiya Hotel Sengoku Golf is a must visit. 

Hakone Yunohana Golf Course is set in a stunning natural landscape that offers incredible views of both Sagami Bay and Mount Komagatake.

The golf course, set close to the Hakone Yunohana Prince Hotel, is a picturesque golf course that is open to all.

Customary for the area, Yunohana Golf Course has two greens for each hole, ensuring that the course plays differently every time you play it.

The course gently undulates across the natural terrain and is very easy to walk, making this an ideal holiday course.

Enjoying wide fairways, the course is accessible to all and its playability ensures that al levels of golfer will find enjoyment when playing here, although the course is more ideally suited to beginners or the occasional golfer.

Water hazards are few and far between, with the main danger coming in the form of bunkering, which protect the greens.

Presented to a high standard the course enjoys smooth, well maintained greens that hide some subtle breaks.

All in all, Yunohana Golf Course is a pleasure to play and great as a rest-bite from some of the more challenging courses the area has to offer.

Hakone-en-golf is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, set on the shore of Lake Ashinoko and overlooked by the charming Mount Fuji.

At just 5936-yards you may be fooled into thinking that Hakone-en-golf is an easy golf course, but the subtle undulation changes, narrow fairways and clever use of bunkers make this a strategist´s dream golf course.

Unlike many modern-day golf courses, Hakone-en-golf requires the use of every club in the bag and puts an emphasis on the ability to create shots, moving the ball around obstacle to achieve the best position, resulting in a great score.

Many holes feature two green options, adding to the variety and challenge of the golf course.

Hakonekohan Golf Course is an 18-hole championship golf course located in the beautiful Hakone region of Japan. The course is surrounded by the majestic Hakone mountain range and the views of Mt. Fuji are spectacular. The course features well-maintained fairways and greens, plus a variety of bunkers, water hazards, and challenging holes. The course also offers a driving range, practice putting green, and a clubhouse. The friendly staff and well-maintained facilities make Hakonekohan Golf Course one of the best golf courses in Japan.