# Iga Golf Course

Golf course in Mie. Book through Play Golf Tokyo: https://www.play-golf-tokyo.com/courses/iga-golf-course

## Facts

- **Region:** Mie
- **Address:** 4167-3, Hido, Ueno-shi Mie 518-0115
- **Type:** parkland
- **Holes / par:** 18 / 72
- **Course rating:** 69.95
- **Length:** 6,245 y yards
- **Designer:** Mano
- **Established:** 1964 (Opened September 21)
- **Official website:** https://golf-resort.kintetsu-re.co.jp/mie/iga/
- **Tags:** Mie, 18 Holes, Parkland, Water Hazards, Beginner Friendly, Mountain Views, Train Accessible, Near Osaka, Visitors Welcome, Self-Play Carts

## Good to know

- **Bath:** Separate men's and women's baths
- **Carts:** Riding carts with remote control and GPS navigation
- **Caddie:** Self-play only
- **Greens:** Bent
- **Dress Code:** Jeans, T-shirts, sneakers and sandals not permitted; soft spikes only
- **Closed Days:** Thursdays, December 31 and January 1
- **Shuttle Bus:** Club bus from Kintetsu Iga-Kambe Station (about 7 min), several morning departures
- **Rental Clubs:** Available, plus rental shoes
- **Practice Range:** 6 bays, 15 y

## About the course

Iga Golf Course opened in September 1964 in the hills of Iga, in western Mie Prefecture. It is an 18-hole, par-72 layout of 6,245 yards, designed by Sadakichi Mano, with pine trees separating the holes and gentle undulations throughout. Most holes are short to medium length, but the back nine brings water into play: the 10th is a long dogleg left past a pond, the downhill par-3 11th carries over water, and the closing hole bends right over another pond to a narrow green. The club describes it as a course where beginners can enjoy the basics while low handicappers discover its depth, with views to Mount Ao and the Nabari hills.

### An unhurried round among the pines, _a short train ride from Osaka._

Getting here without a car is easy: Kintetsu trains run from Osaka to Iga-Kambe Station, and the club bus covers the last seven minutes. Iga is famous as the home of the Iga ninja, and the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum in Ueno Park, beneath the white walls of Iga Ueno Castle, is a fun stop after golf. The town is also the birthplace of the haiku poet Matsuo Basho and is known for Iga beef and Iga-yaki pottery, so it is worth staying for an evening.

## Play here

- **Request a tee time:** https://www.play-golf-tokyo.com/courses/iga-golf-course#request (or with an AI assistant through the Play Golf Tokyo MCP server: https://mcp.play-golf-tokyo.com/mcp). Send preferred dates, time of day, format and players; our team books with the club in Japanese and emails the confirmation.
- **Open rounds to join:** https://www.play-golf-tokyo.com/community
- Green fees are paid at the club on the day.