Queens Trap Golf Course

クイーンズトラップゴルフコース

Okinawa Prefecture • Hilly

Holes

Par

2,980

Distance

About This Course

Queens Trap Golf Course, opened in July 2009, is a unique 9-hole course located in central Okinawa. Known for its challenging traps like creeks and bunkers, the course combines beauty with strategic difficulty, reflecting its name "Queen’s Trap." While punishing for long hitters, it rewards accuracy, making it enjoyable for women and senior players. The course offers a varied experience by changing tee positions for a second round, effectively creating 18 holes. Situated near resort hotels and the large US military base at Kadena, it’s an ideal option for those seeking a course that’s more than a short game but less demanding than a full-length layout.

2009

Established

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About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

2,980 yards

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Hilly

Location

Okinawa Prefecture

Established

2009

Reservations Unavailable

This course is private or not taking public booking requests

This course itself cannot be booked through a public request. If you share your situation and what you were hoping for, we can search for a nearby public course with a similar area, access profile, or playing style.

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¥10,000 covers one custom nearby-course search plus one successful booking. More complex inquiries may require a higher fee, which we will confirm before proceeding.

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We shortlist a nearby course that is actually open to public booking requests.

Simple requests start at ¥10,000 for one search plus one booking, with custom pricing only if the inquiry is more complex.

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Playing Tips

Although only 9 holes, changing tee positions for the second loop effectively creates varied shots and keeps strategy fresh.

Accuracy is rewarded over length because creeks and bunkers are strategic hazards, so favor controlled tee shots and position play.

Bentgrass greens are generally receptive but can play quick, so focus on precise approaches and good distance control for your chips and putts.

The course is hilly with elevation changes that affect club selection and stance, so adjust yardages for uphill and downhill lies.

Coastal winds can be variable—check the breeze on exposed holes and alter club selection and shot shape accordingly.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Central Okinawa has a subtropical climate with warm temperatures year-round, a rainy season in May–June, frequent breezy coastal winds, and elevated typhoon risk from July through October.

Best Season to Play

Best played in spring (March–May) or late autumn (October–November) to avoid the summer heat, the main rainy season and the heaviest typhoon months.