With a majestic clubhouse and stunning topography of ponds, forests and leafy hills, this golf center has an exclusive and glamorous atmosphere.
The Taiheiyo Club Narita Course is a golf complex on a picturesque expanse of undulating grounds and water features. Devised by the grand slam winner Gary Player, the course and its 18 holes run through a varied landscape of marshes, groves and plains. Enjoy the absolute serenity between the swaying trees and sand bunkers of this unspoiled setting.
Attend the course with friends or business partners and make your way through the 18 holes. Notice how the greens are fast and particularly tricky, while each hole offers picturesque obstacles that harmonize with the scenery. These include stunning ponds, dense forests and rolling green hills.
Try out your clubs and work on your swing in the practice range, which consists of 17 individual bays. Once you’re ready, take on the course with a professional caddy and a cart. Spot the planes from nearby Narita International Airport flying high enough overhead to appear silent.
After nine holes, take a break at the club, where you’ll find eclectic breakfast and lunch menus. Admire the impressive design of the clubhouse’s façade, with its imposing pediment and columns. Rent or buy equipment from the Select The Club shop, where you’ll also find high-end clothing and accessories.
Chat with the English-speaking staff about the facilities and the history of the complex, which was first inaugurated in 1999 with a layout designed with care and delight by Gary Player. It has an exclusive ambiance, meaning jacket and tie are required in the dining room. The course is usually accessible only via introduction or invitation or by reciprocal membership with other great courses. Inquire online. Arrange a relaxing soak at a nearby Japanese onsen after your game.
The Taiheiyo Club Narita Course is in the Kawaguri district in the southeastern suburbs of Narita. Get a cab from Narita Station to arrive here in about 10 minutes. While in the area, be sure to see some of the other nearby sights, such as the Fukazawa Shrine, the Nekona River and the Shukyo Hojin Choon Temple.
