Edogawa Line Golf Matsudo Course

Opened in 1963, the course was designed by Yuro Hayashi, the founder of Japanese golf. Originally established as a membership golf course in Tokyo's Katsushika Ward, but moved to Matsudo in 1967, it now has some 50 years of history and tradition and is now a full-scale golf course. Mature golf course with a total length of 4,609 yards and a par of 68. This is a public golf course, close to the city centre and easily accessible. Everything is close and easy to reach by car, train, bus, taxi or on foot. The three holes from the outfield are moderate in distance and good for improving your game, while the 7th hole in the middle is a difficult hole, long and strategic. The infield begins with the 10th hole. The 15th hole is one of the most famous holes and a yo-yo is a good idea. In addition, on a sunny day in winter, you can enjoy both the Tokyo Sky Tree and Mount Fuji in the western sky, so everyone from beginners to experts can enjoy a full day of golf.