Chiba Country Club Noda Golf Course

千葉カントリークラブ　野田ゴルフ場

Chiba 都道府县 • Other

洞数

标准杆

6,757

距离

关于球场

Chiba Country Club Noda Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in Noda city, Chiba Prefecture. Designed by Kinya Fujita, this course offers a par 72 layout stretching over 6,757 yards. Featuring two types of greens, Bentgrass and Zoysia, it provides a balanced and enjoyable golfing experience suitable for various skill levels. The course is set within a spacious 660,000-square-meter area in the Kanto region, offering a pleasant environment for players. There are no specific shoe restrictions, making it accessible and convenient for all golfers. It’s a great option for those looking to play golf in the Chiba area.

Kinya Fujita

设计师

1954

成立年份

关于球场

技术规格

洞数

标准杆

距离

6,757 码

球场面积, m²

660,000

果岭数量

果岭类型

Bentgrass, Zoysia

球场类型

Other

设计师

Kinya Fujita

位置

Chiba 都道府县

成立年份

1954

查看空位

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练习场

练习场距离

250 码

练习位数量

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

打球建议

This par-72 layout stretches to about 6,757 yards so plan shots carefully and favor accuracy over heroics off the tee.

The course sits on spacious grounds where aiming for the center of the fairway will reduce recovery shots and keep your round manageable.

Pay attention to which green you face—Bentgrass surfaces tend to be faster and truer while Zoysia (Komo) greens usually play firmer and slower, so adjust your putting speed accordingly.

Afternoon breezes across the Kanto plain can influence ball flight on exposed holes, so check wind direction and club selection before each tee shot.

天气与季节信息

当地气候特点

Chiba in the Kanto plain has a humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers, mild winters, frequent sea breezes and occasional strong winds or heavy rain from typhoons in late summer.

最佳打球季节

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the best times to play when temperatures are mild and course conditions are pleasant, but be mindful of typhoon risk in late summer/early autumn.