Wooded fairways minutes from Narita

Kasco Hanaha Club Airport Course sits in Horinouchi on the edge of Narita, about 5 km from the Narita exit of the Higashi-Kanto Expressway and close to Narita Airport. Formerly known as Narita Golf Course, the club dates back to 1964 and offers 18 holes, par 72, across the Kikyo and Kaede nines, measuring 6,278 yards. The layout follows the natural terrain of the Hokuso plateau: tree-lined fairways with little elevation change, ponds, and seasonal flowers along the way.

Wide, forgiving fairways up front, and a long dogleg 18th to finish.

Generous landing areas make this a relaxed round for beginners and holiday golfers, while the natural contours keep strategy in play, and the closing hole, long and bending out of sight, is the one most players remember. Remote-controlled riding carts and bent greens keep things moving at an easy pace. Its location is the real draw for travellers: a round here fits neatly before an evening flight or right after landing, and Narita town itself is close by, with the great temple of Naritasan Shinshoji and the eel restaurants of its Omotesando approach. A club bus is available for guests arriving by train; the course is closed on Tuesdays.