Yamashiro Golf Club Queen Course

山代ゴルフ倶楽部　クイーンコース

Ishikawa Prefecture • Forest

Holes

Par

6,848

Distance

About This Course

Yamashiro Golf Club Queen Course is an 18-hole forest course located just a five-minute drive from Yamashiro Onsen in Ishikawa Prefecture. Part of the larger 36-hole resort featuring both the Queen and King courses, it offers a gently rolling layout surrounded by trees. The fairways are generally flat and shorter in length, making it accessible yet strategically engaging for players who enjoy thoughtful course management. The spacious clubhouse is designed to create a relaxing atmosphere, providing more than just a place to play golf. Indoor practice facilities are also available for golfers to refine their skills year-round.

Kumagai Gumi

Designer

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

6,848 yards

Course Area, m²

1,060,000

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Forest

Designer

Kumagai Gumi

Location

Ishikawa 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

The course is tree‑lined with generally flat fairways, so prioritize keeping the ball in play rather than always trying to hit maximum distance off the tee.

At about 6,848 yards the layout is modest in length, so consider laying up or using long irons/utility clubs for position on tighter holes.

Approach shots can be guarded by trees and bunkers, so when in doubt aim for the center of the green to avoid trouble.

Greens are bentgrass and typically roll true and receptive, so focus on speed control and read subtle breaks carefully.

Wind is often light but can pick up on exposed stretches, so always check conditions and club up if the breeze increases.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

The Kaga/Yamashiro area has humid summers with a rainy season in early summer, generally mild and pleasant spring and autumn, and cold winters with possible sea‑effect snow from the Sea of Japan.

Best Season to Play

Late spring through autumn (May–November) offers the most reliable conditions with mild temperatures and limited snow, while mid‑winter can bring snow and the early summer rainy season may make play wet.

Dress Code

Visitors and players wearing inappropriate attire such as jeans, T-shirts, and sandals will be refused entry and play for reasons of proper etiquette.

Shoes Specification

Soft spikes only