Designed by Japan’s leading golf course designer, Katsuragi Golf club is home to two majestic 18-hole courses featuring challenging arrangements of ponds, bunkers, trees, and rolling hills.
Built in 1976, the Katsuragi Golf Club was designed by Japan’s leading golf course designer, Seiichi Inoue. Consisting of two majestic 18-hole courses, both the Yamana and Ugari courses have hosted numerous professional tournaments throughout the years, including the Yamaha Ladies Open.
Known for its stunning scenery, the Yamana course is at the top of its class, featuring a pond, bunkers, and trees strategically arranged in unique places. Conversely, the Ugari course challenges even the most methodical of players with its large-scale rolling hills
IMPORTANT: To be eligible to play at the Katsuragi Golf Club and at the rates below, all golfers must stay at the Katsuragi Hotel Kitanomaru the night before or after play. Set amidst tranquil mountainous surroundings, the Katsuragi Hotel Kitanomaru is designed in traditional Japanese architecture with contemporary Western touches.
| Address |
2505-2 Ugari, Fukuroi, Shizuoka 437-0121 Google Maps |
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| Website |
Japanese site: click here English site: click here |
Access
| By car |
From Narita International Airport: about 4 hours (296KM) From Haneda International Airport: about 3 hours (228KM) From Tokyo Station: about 3 hours (229KM) From Nagoya: about 1 hour, 45 minutes (135KM) |
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| By train |
From Narita International Airport: about 3 hours, 30 minutes From Haneda International Airport: about 3 hours From Tokyo Station: about 2 hours, 20 minutes From Nagoya Station: about 2 hours |
| Closest station | Kakegawa Station (about 35 min., ¥5,000 by taxi) |
| Club bus | Not available |
Price Reference (With Caddy)
| Weekday | ¥26,218 |
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| Sat / Sun / Public Holidays | ¥34,858 |
| Caddy Fees |
Group of 2: ¥1,296 per person Group of 3: ¥324 per person |
Price (No Caddy)
| No service |
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