Higashi Chiba Country Club

Authorized Partner Multi-Course Woodland

Higashi Chiba Country Club

Chiba, Japan

¥ 10,000 yen ~

36 Holes

Par 72

7,181 yards

Higashi Chiba Country Club offers 36 holes across two distinct courses framed by towering Yambu cedars in Togane City. The East Course stretches to 7,181 yards with dramatic elevation changes and artful pond placement on the closing hole, while the West Course rewards precision with faster greens and sharper breaks. Located just 5 minutes from Togane IC, the club provides easy access from central Tokyo.

Play Fee

Weekday ¥ 10,000 yen ~ Weekend ¥ 19,000 yen ~

Course Details

Holes 36 Yardage 7,181 yards Category Championship Par 72 Type Woodland Architect Toshio Suzuki Greens Bentgrass

Club Facilities

Golf Carts Yes (5-seat GPS) Dining Yes Bath / Onsen Yes Lodge / Hotel No Caddy Available Practice Range 18 bays, 250 yards Locker Room Yes Pro Shop Yes

GRAND

Part of the GRAND Series

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Access

Public Transportation

Golf Course Shuttle

Available

Nearest Train Station

Togane IC (Chiba-Togane Road)

Suggestion

From Togane IC, approximately 2 km (5 minutes). Shuttle bus available.

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