Zama Golf Course

座間ゴルフコース

Kanagawa Prefecture • Forest

Holes

Par

479

Distance

About This Course

Zama Golf Course is a charming 9-hole course located in Kanagawa Prefecture. Featuring bentgrass greens, it offers well-maintained playing conditions thanks to management by the original construction company, ensuring high-quality course care. Set within a forested environment, this compact course provides a relaxed yet enjoyable golfing experience. With a par of 27 and a total length of 479 yards, it is suitable for players seeking a shorter round in a peaceful setting. Soft spikes are required on the course, reflecting its focus on preserving the turf and natural surroundings.

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

479 yards

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Forest

Location

Kanagawa 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

With a total length of only 479 yards and par 27, most holes are short par 3s so precise club selection and solid iron play matter more than distance.

As a forest course with tree-lined holes, accuracy off the tee is rewarded and wayward shots are often blocked or lead to difficult recovery lies.

Bentgrass greens are typically smooth and true, so focus on speed control and carefully read subtle breaks to avoid three-putts.

Soft spikes are required—bring appropriate shoes—and expect generally light winds that can pick up in the afternoon or with passing fronts.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Kanto's climate brings a rainy season in June, hot humid summers with occasional typhoon impacts in late summer, and generally mild winters, with light winds most days that can strengthen during weather fronts.

Best Season to Play

Spring (April–May) and autumn (October–November) offer the most comfortable temperatures and pleasant course conditions, while the rainy season and peak summer heat are best avoided.