Shizuoka Country Shimada Golf Course

静岡カントリー島田ゴルフコース

Shizuoka Prefecture • Hilly

Holes

Par

6,667

Distance

About This Course

Shizuoka Country Shimada Golf Course is a scenic 18-hole hilly course located on the Makinohara Plateau, a prominent tea-growing region. Players can enjoy stunning views of the Southern Alps, majestic Mt. Fuji, and Suruga Bay while experiencing refreshing play. Designed by renowned golf course architect Kinya Fujita, who also created the Kasumigaseki Country Club East Course used in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, this course features natural terrain and strategically placed ponds that highlight Fujita’s signature style. With bentgrass greens and a par of 72 over 6,667 yards, it offers a comfortable and enjoyable golfing experience in Shizuoka Prefecture.

Kinya Fujita

Designer

1965

Established

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

6,667 yards

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Hilly

Designer

Kinya Fujita

Location

Shizuoka Prefecture

Established

1965

Pricing

Weekday Price

from

¥11,955

Base Weekday Price

Base price without additional services like cart rental, caddie fees, or facility charges

¥9,960

Holiday Price

from

¥15,960

Base Holiday Price

Base price without additional services like cart rental, caddie fees, or facility charges

¥13,600

Prices shown are starting prices and may include additional fees. Prices may vary by season and availability.

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Course Ratings

Community ratings and reviews for this golf course

Difficulty

2 out of 5

Fairway Width

2 out of 5

Green Difficulty

3 out of 5

Length

2 out of 5

Value

4 out of 5

Maintenance

5 out of 5

Hospitality

5 out of 5

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 hilly Makinohara Plateau creates many uphill and downhill shots, so adjust club selection by one club up or down for elevation changes.

Several greens are protected by ponds and strategic bunkers, so aiming for the center of the green is often safer than attacking tight pins.

Bentgrass greens are well maintained and can play medium to fast with subtle breaks, so take time to read putts and trust your line.

Regular sea breezes can significantly affect ball flight and distance, so always check wind direction and strength before each shot.

Some fairways are relatively narrow and reward accuracy off the tee, so consider laying up on holes where carrying hazards is risky and remember the soft‑spike shoe rule.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

The course sits on the Makinohara Plateau with a mild maritime climate and frequent sea breezes that strengthen in the afternoon; springs and autumns are generally clear, summers are hot and humid with typhoon risk, and winters are mild but can bring fog or rain.

Best Season to Play

Spring (April–May) and autumn (October–November) offer the most pleasant temperatures and the clearest views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay, while avoiding the hot, humid summer and peak typhoon season.