A 27-hole hilly resort layout split into three loops — Sakura, Fuji and Tsubame — opened in 1977 in Ichihara, part of the Boso Peninsula golf belt south of Tokyo. Kazusa books through Accordia's standard reservation platform (Japanese-first, but usable by overseas visitors familiar with the Accordia system) and offers full rental, GPS carts, and multiple on-course rest stops across its 10,000+ yard combined routing.
Faits sur le parcours
- Trous
- 27
- Par
- 108
- Architecte
- Kazusuke Izumi
- Ouverture
- 1977
- Tokyo Chiba
- About 75 minutes from central Tokyo via the Boso Peninsula, near Ichihara
Points forts
- 27 holes across three nine-hole loops (Sakura, Fuji, Tsubame)
- Hilly, natural-undulation resort routing typical of the Boso golf belt
- Combined length over 10,000 yards across the three loops
Installations
driving range (20 bays, 220 yards)approach and bunker practice areasGPS-equipped cartson-course restrooms and beverage stationsrestaurantbath with showerpro shopclub and shoe rental
Galerie photo
