Three key characteristics
- Robert Trent Jones Jr. design
- Risk-and-reward strategy
- 300-yard practice range
Course overview
Miho Golf Club is an 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Its official introduction centres on risk and reward: hazards and approach angles ask golfers to decide how much of each hole to challenge.
Terrain and layout
The course uses a woodland landscape, water and pronounced bunkering to frame alternate lines rather than relying on a single repeated visual pattern.
Strategy and difficulty
Success depends on choosing suitable landing areas and accepting conservative lines when the pin or wind makes a direct attack costly.
Key facts
- Region
- Chiba & Ibaraki
- Location
- Miho, Inashiki District, Ibaraki
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Designer
- Robert Trent Jones Jr.
- Opening year
- 1993
- Cart
- Riding cart
- Caddie
- Caddie or self-play selectable; confirm at booking
- Practice facility
- 300-yard, 19-bay driving range; bunker practice area
- Course style
- 18-hole championship woodland / hilly course
- Terrain
- Woodland setting with water and bunkering used for risk-and-reward decisions
- Tee information
- Use the current official scorecard when confirming tees and yardage.
- Facilities
- Driving range, bunker practice area, pro shop and clubhouse facilities.
- Visitor conditions
- Visitor availability, group acceptance, dress code and booking method must be reconfirmed for the requested date.
Why play
- Play Miho for the clearly expressed strategic design and the ability to prepare properly on a 300-yard range before the round.
Playing format and facilities
The official operator lists riding-cart play with caddie or self-play selection. Current availability must be checked for each booking.
History, tournaments and distinction
Opened on 7 October 1993 and designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Tournament claims are limited to records that can be confirmed for the requested editorial use.
Miramar assessment
A strong Chiba–Ibaraki itinerary choice for experienced groups that value course architecture and decision-making more than scenery alone.
Route planning
Works best with a Narita, Tsukuba or south-eastern Ibaraki base and can be paired with Narashino or Sohbu on a multi-round programme.
Booking note
Overseas visitor access, tee availability, dress code and language support are date-sensitive and should be confirmed through Miramar before travel.