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Kawana & Izu

大熱海国際ゴルフクラブ(Dai-Atami Kokusai Golf Club)

大熱海国際ゴルフクラブ

A 36-hole Izu property combining the more demanding Ohito Course with the gentler Atami Course, giving groups two distinct playing experiences in one location.

大熱海国際ゴルフクラブ(Dai-Atami Kokusai Golf Club) golf course in Japan

At a glance

Holes
36
Par
144
Opened
1962

Course character

How this course plays.

Dai-Atami Kokusai Golf Club opened in 1962 and is presented by RESOL as two contrasting 18-hole courses. The Ohito Course is positioned for more ambitious play with Fuji views and tournament-capable character; the Atami Course is shorter, more approachable and framed by wooded Izu scenery. That contrast is especially useful when a group includes different handicaps.

Design — J. E. Crane

Representative holes

A clear way to read the course story.

The official site identifies Ohito 16, a par 4, as a signature hole where the left boundary and trees on the right make tee-shot position central.

Plan the day

Course detail that supports a real itinerary.

Practice

Confirm current practice-facility availability with the course.

A documented practice range supports pre-round warm-up planning.

Access

Confirmation required

Public plans are offered, but exact visitor, group and playing conditions must be reconfirmed.

Logistics

Plan as one golf day

Use Atami or the Izu Peninsula as the hotel base. Dai-Atami can follow Izu Ohito or precede a Kawana stay, with the chosen 18-hole course fixed before transport and group pairings are finalised.

Build a Japan golf journey

Plan this course into the right trip.

Ask about access, transport and how this course fits the wider journey before treating any golf date as confirmed.

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