Naruo Golf Club

(社)鳴尾ゴルフ倶楽部

Hyogo 도도부현 • Other

홀

파

6,621

거리

코스 소개

Naruo Golf Club is a historic 18-hole course located in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture. Designed by J. E. Crane and C. H. Alison, the course features a par 70 layout stretching over 6,621 yards. Its fairways and one Zoysia green provide a classic golfing experience suitable for various skill levels. Nestled in the Kansai region, the club offers a spacious 660,000 square meter setting without any specific shoe restrictions, making it easy for golfers to enjoy their rounds comfortably. Known for its traditional design and peaceful surroundings, Naruo Golf Club is a respected venue for golf lovers in the area.

J. E. Crane, C. H. Alison

설계자

1920

개장

코스 소개

기술 사양

홀

파

거리

6,621 야드

코스 면적, m²

660,000

그린 수

그린 종류

Zoysia

코스 타입

Other

설계자

J. E. Crane, C. H. Alison

위치

Hyogo 도도부현

개장

1920

예약 가능 여부 확인

날짜 선택

연습장

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

The classic Crane/Alison design rewards accuracy off the tee so prioritize placement over maximum distance to leave better approach angles.

With a par-70 layout and several demanding par-4s, conservative club selection on long holes will help avoid big numbers.

Korai (Zoysia) greens can show grain and subtle undulations, so aim to leave approach shots below the hole and be cautious when reading putts.

Tree-lined fairways and well-placed bunkers penalize errant shots, so favor the center of the fairway on drives to keep recovery options simple.

Pay attention to wind, especially crosswinds on exposed holes, and adjust club selection accordingly.

날씨 & 계절 정보

지역 기후 특징

Kawanishi has a humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers, a rainy season in June–July, generally mild winters, and occasional typhoon influence in late summer to early autumn.

베스트 시즌

The best times to play are spring (April–May) and autumn (October–November) when temperatures are mild and weather is generally stable, avoiding the rainy season and peak summer heat.