Kitayatsu Golf Garden

北谷津ゴルフガーデン

Chiba Prefecture • Forest

Holes

Par

1,535

Distance

About This Course

Kitayatsu Golf Garden is an 18-hole course located in Chiba Prefecture, featuring two distinct nine-hole loops. The western course is relatively flat, while the eastern course offers gentle elevations and longer distances. The greens, covered with well-maintained Zoysia grass, provide a smooth putting surface. This forest-style course attracts both amateur and professional golfers seeking a balanced challenge in a tranquil setting. With no specific shoe requirements and a manageable par 54 layout, Kitayatsu Golf Garden offers a pleasant and accessible golfing experience in the Kanto region.

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

1,535 yards

Green Count

Green Type

Zoysia

Course Type

Forest

Location

Chiba Prefecture

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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 western nine is relatively flat so prioritize hitting the center of the short fairways and use longer clubs confidently when appropriate.

On the eastern nine expect more elevation changes—club up or down for uphill and downhill approaches to avoid coming up short.

Greens are Zoysia and well maintained, so expect a consistent but sometimes slower roll when wet and be precise with speed control on putts.

With a very short overall yardage, accuracy and short-game touch are more important than long drives, so focus on hitting the proper club for approach shots.

As a forest-style layout, many tees and greens are tree-lined, so play controlled, lower shots when lines are tight and avoid going for risky low-percentage angles.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Chiba (Kanto) has humid summers with a June rainy season and occasional typhoons in late summer, warm springs and autumns, and mild winters with infrequent cold snaps; winds can be variable but the forested layout often reduces exposure.

Best Season to Play

Best times are spring (April–May) and autumn (October–November) when temperatures are mild and course conditions are pleasant, avoiding the June rainy season and peak typhoon risk in late summer.