Practice
Practice range and putting facilities
A documented practice range supports pre-round warm-up planning.
Mount Fuji Area
大箱根カントリークラブ（Daihakone Country Club）
大箱根カントリークラブ
A broad, championship-scale 18-hole course in Hakone’s Sengokuhara landscape, known for caddie play, par 73 length and the CAT Ladies tournament.
At a glance
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 73
- Length
- 7204 yards
- Opened
- 1954
Course character
How this course plays.
Daihakone Country Club opened in 1954 on comparatively open land beneath the Hakone outer rim. Its 7,204-yard, par-73 routing combines generous scale with strategic bunkering, subtle fairway movement and greens that become demanding as pin positions change. Prince Golf Resorts presents all play with a course attendant and riding cart.
Design — Mitsumasa Otani and Yasuhiko Asaka
Representative holes
A clear way to read the course story.
The par-3 17th is framed by six bunkers described as a lotus flower; the long par-5 15th is another defining hole.
Plan the day
Course detail that supports a real itinerary.
Access
Confirmation required
Dress code, course-attendant play and current booking policies apply; availability must be confirmed.
Logistics
Plan as one golf day
Base the stay in Sengokuhara or the wider Hakone area. Daihakone can be combined with a Fuji or Gotemba round, but mountain traffic and the confirmed tee time should determine the sequence.
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.