Chiba Country Club Kawama Golf Course

千葉カントリークラブ　川間ゴルフ場

Chiba 도도부현 • Other

홀

108

파

10,038

거리

코스 소개

Chiba Country Club Kawama Golf Course is a 27-hole course located in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture. Designed by Seizo Tomizawa, it features a par 108 layout with bentgrass greens. The course offers a spacious and enjoyable golfing experience suitable for a wide range of players. With no specific shoe requirements and a large area covering approximately 890,000 square meters, it provides plenty of room for play in the Kanto region. Conveniently accessible by phone and online, this course is a great option for golfers visiting the Chiba area.

Seizo Tomizawa

설계자

1957

개장

코스 소개

기술 사양

홀

파

108

거리

10,038 야드

코스 면적, m²

890,000

그린 수

그린 종류

Bentgrass

코스 타입

Other

설계자

Seizo Tomizawa

위치

Chiba 도도부현

개장

1957

예약 가능 여부 확인

날짜 선택

연습장

연습장 거리

250 야드

타석 수

You can practice at this course! Take advantage of the practice range to warm up before your round or work on your skills.

플레이 팁

With 27 holes and a spacious layout, favor position and course management off the tee rather than always trying to hit driver for distance.

Bentgrass greens are typically smooth and can play quick in cool, dry conditions, so be precise with your putting speed and read the breaks carefully.

Many holes reward accurate iron play into the greens, so prioritize club selection and consider laying up on long par 4s and par 5s when in doubt.

Wind across the Kanto plain can be variable and influential, so check wind direction at each tee and adjust club selection accordingly.

The overall yardage (about 10,038 yards across 27 holes) calls for using fairway woods and hybrids to balance distance and accuracy and keep the ball in play.

날씨 & 계절 정보

지역 기후 특징

Located on the Kanto plain, Chiba has a humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and occasional afternoon thunderstorms and typhoons in late summer, mild winters with possible morning frost, and breezy conditions common in spring and autumn.

베스트 시즌

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the best times to play, while the peak typhoon season (late summer) and the hottest midsummer months are best avoided.