Musashino Golf Center

武蔵野ゴルフセンター

Saitama Prefecture • Riverside

Holes

Par

129

Distance

About This Course

Musashino Golf Center is a 9-hole riverside golf course located along the Arakawa River in Kumagaya, Saitama. The course offers a wide-open layout with a refreshing sense of space, allowing players to enjoy a relaxed and pleasant round. Featuring bentgrass greens and a par 27 setup, it provides a straightforward yet enjoyable playing experience suitable for golfers of all levels. With no special shoe requirements and a simple design, Musashino Golf Center is an ideal spot for casual golf amidst a peaceful riverside environment.

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

129 yards

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Riverside

Location

Saitama 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

All nine holes are short par-3s, so prioritize precise club selection and accuracy rather than distance.

The course is flat and open along the Arakawa River, so wind can materially affect ball flight — allow extra club on breezy days.

Bentgrass greens tend to roll true but can become firm and quick in dry weather, so check green speed early and aim for the center of the green.

Because the layout is compact and forgiving, conservative play and good short-game execution will keep scores steady.

There is no shoe restriction and the course is easy to walk, so bring comfortable footwear, sun protection, and water during summer rounds.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Kumagaya experiences hot, humid summers with occasional thunderstorms, mild and pleasant spring and autumn, and cool, drier winters; the riverside location means the course can be breezier than nearby inland areas, especially in late autumn and winter.

Best Season to Play

Spring and autumn are the best times to play — mild temperatures and pleasant river scenery make for comfortable rounds, while midsummer can be hot and humid and winter can be cold and blustery.