Mori no Miyako Golf Club

杜の都ゴルフ倶楽部

Miyagi Prefecture • Forest

Holes

Par

7,007

Distance

About This Course

Mori no Miyako Golf Club is a challenging 18-hole course located in the northern hills of Sendai, Miyagi. Known as the longest and one of the toughest courses in the Tohoku region, it features a natural forest setting with red pines and deciduous trees. The course skillfully utilizes the existing terrain to offer a strategic and rewarding round. Conveniently accessible, it is just a 45-minute drive from central Sendai and a short distance from the Tohoku Expressway. This course has also hosted professional tournaments, making it a popular choice for golfers seeking both beauty and challenge.

Chohei Miyazawa

Designer

2000

Established

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

7,007 yards

Course Area, m²

1,010,000

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Forest

Designer

Chohei Miyazawa

Location

Miyagi Prefecture

Established

2000

Practice Range

Practice Range Distance

50 yards

Practice Stalls

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

At 7,007 yards the course rewards length off the tee, so favor longer clubs and prioritize reaching safe landing areas on long par 4s and par 5s.

Tree-lined fairways and dense red pines punish wayward drives, so prioritize accuracy and shape your tee shots rather than always trying to overpower.

The layout uses natural undulations and elevation changes, so play to the contours and choose landing zones that leave the easiest approach angles.

Soft bentgrass greens are receptive, which allows you to attack pins, but judge distance carefully because subtle breaks and grain can affect short putts.

Wind can be gusty on exposed or elevated holes, so check wind direction on the tee and be prepared to change club selection accordingly.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Located in the northern Sendai hills, expect cold, snowy winters, warm humid summers, and changeable breezes on exposed ridges and elevated tees during spring and autumn.

Best Season to Play

Late spring (May–June) and autumn (September–October) offer the most comfortable temperatures and stable conditions for walking the long, tree-lined course.