This resort has 45 holes of golf including Phoenix Country Club which is the venue for PGA Dunlop Phoenix Golf Tournament. One of the top 100 courses in world, one of the top 3 courses in Japan, and the site of the Dunlop Phoenix Tournament since 1974, the Phoenix Country Club is located within the Phoenix Seagaia Resort, on the Hitotsuba Pacific Coast. Lined by pine groves and lusciously designed, the beauty of this course is matched only by its excitement.
The major differences of playing golf in Japan versus in the US are:
You will be greeted upon arrival and guided to the reception to check-in
Your clubs will be taken to your golf cart
The receptionist (similar to a hotel) will give you a numbered wallet and locker key - the wallet number will be used to charge everything you buy
You play the first 9 holes, take a lunch break, then play the second 9
Caddies must pass an exam before they can work
Caddies communicate with hand signals - may know general golf terms
After golf you take a bath in the club’s Onsen or hot spring bath, this may include an open area shower room where everyone walks around nude
Before leaving, you will turn in your wallet and key, and pay your charges
This resort has 45 holes of golf including Phoenix Country Club which is the venue for PGA Dunlop Phoenix Golf Tournament. One of the top 100 courses in world, one of the top 3 courses in Japan, and the site of the Dunlop Phoenix Tournament since 1974, the Phoenix Country Club is located within the Phoenix Seagaia Resort, on the Hitotsuba Pacific Coast. Lined by pine groves and lusciously designed, the beauty of this course is matched only by its excitement.
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Read MoreSet on the gentle slopes on the foot of Fuji Mountain at an elevation of 3,600 feet
Wide, mostly level fairways are cut through a forest of Japanese red pines and silver birch trees.
Ponds and bunkers are strategically placed protecting slightly thick bent-grass greens
A distinguished course with well established history and traditions dating back to 1936
Rated in the top 100 courses of the world
Set on the ocean’s edge with a layout that takes full advantage of the rich natural features of the land and sea, flanked by deep sand bunkers
Rokko Kokusai Golf Club is recognized as one of the best golf courses in Japan located 10 miles from Kobe city
This spacious 36-hole complex is surrounded by a natural forest
The level terrain give the courses their graceful elegance
One of the best tournament courses in Japan and home of the Fujisankei Classic
A highly strategic resort-style course at an elevation of 3,280 feet near the base of Fuji Mountain
Lined by Japanese red pine and Japanese larch trees
Enjoy seasonal beauty of fujizakura cherry blossoms in the spring, refreshing breezes in the summer, and gold-colored autumn leaves in the fall
Designed to hold professional tournaments and currently home to the Mynavi ABC Championship
A hillside course with wide fairways balanced by 90 sand bunkers and 12 ponds requires an accurate strategy
