Tokyo Itsukaichi Country Club

東京五日市カントリー倶楽部

Tokyo Prefecture • Hilly

Holes

108

Par

8,822

Distance

About This Course

Tokyo Itsukaichi Country Club is a scenic 27-hole golf course set along the Akigawa Valley within the beautiful Chichibu-Tama National Park, offering a refreshing escape from the city. Redesigned in 2012, the course features gentler slopes and a single large bentgrass green for each hole, creating a more enjoyable and spacious playing experience. Notable highlights include picturesque views and challenging hazards such as beach bunkers and a thrilling pond on select holes. On clear days, players can even catch a distant view of Tokyo Skytree. This well-regarded course blends natural beauty with thoughtful design, welcoming golfers seeking both challenge and relaxation.

Yuji Kotera

Designer

1973

Established

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

108

Distance

8,822 yards

Course Area, m²

920,000

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Hilly

Designer

Yuji Kotera

Location

Tokyo Prefecture

Established

1973

Practice Range

Practice Range Distance

120 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

Account for significant elevation changes and adjust club selection on many approach shots due to uphill and downhill lies.

The single large bentgrass greens reward precise distance control, so avoid leaving long lag putts on multi-tier surfaces.

Be mindful of beach-style bunkers and several ponds that come into play on aggressive lines, so lay up when the risk-reward is unfavorable.

Wind in the valley can be shifty and gusty on exposed tees and ridgelines, so always check direction and feel the breeze before committing.

Wear soft spikes for traction on slopes and pay attention to footing on sloped fairways and approaches; on clear days you can also enjoy distant views like Tokyo Skytree.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Summers are hot and humid with occasional thunderstorms, mornings in the Akigawa valley can be foggy, winds are often variable and gusty in exposed spots, and winters are cool with possible frost and rare light snow.

Best Season to Play

Spring and autumn — mild temperatures, stable weather and attractive valley foliage make these the best times to play.