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Chiba & Ibaraki
Chotaro Country Club | Golf Near Narita, Chiba
長太郎カントリークラブ
Generous Fairways and a Relaxed Start to Golf in Japan
At a glance
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Length
- 6857 yards
- Opened
- 1979
Course character
How this course plays.
Chotaro Country Club is an 18-hole PGM golf course in Narita, Chiba Prefecture. Opened in 1979, it combines generous fairways, gently rolling terrain and mature woodland scenery.
The welcoming fairway widths provide room to play with confidence, while changing terrain and approach angles still reward thoughtful course management.
The club features GPS-equipped riding carts, a 250-yard driving range with 18 bays and clubhouse facilities, making it a practical choice for a full day of golf in the Narita area.
Chotaro is the planned opening round of Miramar’s Solo Golf Project — a comfortable setting where golfers from different countries can begin playing together.
Design — Yoshitaka Kikunaga
Three key characteristics
- Generous fairways with room to play confidently
- Gently rolling terrain framed by mature woodland
- Dual Bentgrass greens with distinct verified yardages
Terrain and layout
A hilly, woodland course whose generous landing areas are balanced by changing terrain and approach angles.
Strategy and difficulty
Fairway width encourages a confident start, but thoughtful positioning is rewarded as the ground movement changes from hole to hole.
Tee yardages
- Bent Blue: 6,857 yd
- Bent White: 6,476 yd
- New Bent Blue: 6,743 yd
- New Bent White: 6,349 yd
Playing format and facilities
Self-play with GPS-equipped riding carts. A 250-yard practice range with 18 bays and clubhouse facilities support the golf day.
History and distinction
Opened on 6 October 1979 and designed by Yoshitaka Kikunaga.
Plan the day
Course detail that supports a real itinerary.
Facilities
Clubhouse and practice range
Related journey
Solo Golf Project
29 March–2 April 2027 · Course schedule subject to confirmation.