Tsukuba Golf Garden

つくばゴルフガーデン

Ibaraki 도도부현 • Forest

홀

파

657

거리

코스 소개

Tsukuba Golf Garden is a charming 9-hole, links-style short course located in Tsukuba, Ibaraki. With a total length of 657 yards and a par of 27, it offers an enjoyable and accessible golfing experience for players of all levels, from beginners to advanced. Set in a forested area with a Zoysia grass green, this course provides a relaxed atmosphere without strict shoe requirements. Its layout is inspired by the famous Open Championship style, making it a unique spot for a quick round or practice in the Kanto region.

코스 소개

기술 사양

홀

파

거리

657 야드

그린 수

그린 종류

Zoysia

코스 타입

Forest

위치

Ibaraki 도도부현

예약 가능 여부 확인

날짜 선택

연습장

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 a total length of only 657 yards, prioritize accuracy with short irons and wedges rather than relying on long drives.

The links-style layout rewards ground play and bump-and-run shots, so low trajectory approaches can be effective on firm lies.

Zoysia (Koma) greens can be firmer and have different speed characteristics than bentgrass, so pay close attention to putting pace and favor confident lag putts when uncertain.

Wind is usually milder inland in Tsukuba than on the coast, but even light breezes can change club selection on short approach shots, so check conditions before teeing off.

The relaxed shoe policy and short round length make this course ideal for quick practice sessions and for beginners to build confidence.

날씨 & 계절 정보

지역 기후 특징

Tsukuba is inland and experiences four distinct seasons: hot, humid summers with occasional thunderstorms and typhoons in late summer, mild and pleasant springs and autumns, and cool winters with possible frost or light snow; winds are generally milder than on the coast but can influence short approach shots.

베스트 시즌

Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–November) offer the most comfortable conditions with moderate temperatures and lower humidity, while midsummer can be hot and humid and late summer may bring typhoons.