Hamamatsu North Golf Garden

浜北ゴルフガーデン

Shizuoka Prefecture • Forest

Holes

Par

1,096

Distance

About This Course

Hamamatsu North Golf Garden is a compact 9-hole course located in Hamakita-ku, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka. Although the total length is short, the course is thoughtfully separated by forested areas, offering a strategic challenge that requires careful shot planning. Featuring Zoysia greens and a par 27 layout, it provides a unique experience for golfers looking for a shorter yet engaging round. The course’s natural woodland setting adds to the appeal, making it a great spot for players who enjoy a peaceful atmosphere combined with thoughtful course design.

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

1,096 yards

Green Count

Green Type

Zoysia

Course Type

Forest

Location

Shizuoka Prefecture

Practice Range

You can practice at this course! Take advantage of the practice range to warm up before your round or work on your skills.

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Playing Tips

The course is very short with nine par‑3 holes, so prioritize precise club selection and distance control rather than power off the tee.

Because the holes are separated by woodland, accuracy is more important than distance—favor conservative shots to avoid recovery from the trees.

Zoysia (高麗) greens tend to be slower and hold approach shots well, so plan to land the ball on the green and avoid trying to run it up too often.

The tree shelter generally reduces steady wind, but check the flag and watch for sudden gusts funneled through gaps before each shot.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Hamamatsu has a temperate, humid climate with hot summers and a rainy season in early summer; the tree-lined layout usually shelters the course from strong consistent winds, though occasional gusts occur with changing fronts or storms.

Best Season to Play

Late spring (April–May) and autumn (September–November) are the most pleasant times to play, offering mild temperatures and stable weather outside the rainy and typhoon seasons.