Two courses and a game for everyone in Kameyama

Kameyama Golf Club, formerly Centleisure Golf Club Kameyama and now run by PGM, sits in the hills of Kameyama in northern Mie Prefecture. Opened in 1975 and built by Toda Construction, it offers 36 holes across two courses: the par-72 West Course, aimed at serious golfers, and the par-70 East Course, which suits players of every level. A 9-hole par-3 short course rounds out the facilities, and play is self-play with GPS riding carts.

With two full courses and a par-3 loop, it is easy to tailor the day.

Kameyama makes a flexible stop for groups of mixed ability, with the West Course for a challenge and the East Course or short course for a gentler round, plus a bath to finish. The town was once a castle town and post station on the old Tokaido road, and the preserved Seki-juku streetscape nearby is one of the best-kept in Japan. Ise Grand Shrine and the Suzuka Circuit are both within reach for a longer trip through Mie. The club sits close to the Meihan and Higashi-Meihan expressways, so it is an easy drive from Nagoya or a handy stop on the way between Nagoya and Osaka.