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Located in Sayama, Saitama Prefecture. According to the club itself, Tokyo Golf Club was selected in the Golf Magazine 2017 World Top 100.

Set in Machida within Tokyo, this 18-hole layout cleverly utilizes the varied terrain and natural undulations of the Tama hills. According to the official course description, precise direction matters far more than mere distance on every approach.

A 36-hole club in Kawagoe, Saitama, with East and West courses; the wooded courses spread across the Musashino hills. According to the official site, the East Course was remodelled by Tom & Logan Fazio in October 2016.

A 27-hole forest course in Iruma, Saitama, established in 1959 on land that keeps the feel of Musashino.

An 18-hole course in Chiba City, designed by Jack Nicklaus and about one hour by car from central Tokyo. The club describes a 7,220-yard championship layout.

A seaside course in Misaki, Osaka, designed by Osamu Ueda. The club's own website calls it the only seaside course in the Kansai region.

Located in Miki, Hyogo Prefecture (Kansai region, not Osaka Prefecture). The official site features a hole-by-hole course gallery and a page on Colt, Alison & Morrison Ltd.

Located in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture; the club's emblem reads "Since 1920". Guest play follows the club's own visitor rules, which may include a member introduction and date restrictions, so it is not guaranteed.

Located in the Rokko mountains of Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture. The club's website states it was founded in 1903.

Located in Daito, Osaka. The official site has a course guide and a photo gallery; please check it for course details.

A par-73 course inside the Niseko Village resort. The official site features a par-6 hole of over 700 yards with Mt. Yotei in front, and greens surrounded by ponds.

Designed by Arnold Palmer. The official site describes a 6,805-yard layout with white birch and pine trees separating the holes and views of Mt. Yotei and the Niseko mountains, about 20 minutes by car from Niseko Village.

Designed by Jack Nicklaus; the official site has a dedicated designer page titled "Utopia of the Golden Bear". Located in Abira, Hokkaido.

Located in Tomakomai, Hokkaido. The club's website describes it as "The Golf Resort of Links Style".

Designed by Isao Aoki. According to the official site, it is about 15 minutes from New Chitose Airport to the clubhouse, and the course is one of only a few all-bent-grass courses in Japan.

Located in Koga, Fukuoka. According to the club, the course was designed by Osamu Ueda, his first post-war work in Kyushu, and was renovated in 1994 under the supervision of his protégé Shoichi Suzuki.

Located in Miyawaka, Fukuoka. The official course guide presents three courses — King, Queen and Prince — for 27 holes in total.

Located in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City. The official course page describes a strategic, traditional hilly course: 18 holes, par 72, 6,622 yards.

Located in Munakata, Fukuoka. The PGM official page describes 36 holes — the Nanamata and Nakayama courses — calls it the only 36-hole course in the prefecture, and notes a record of hosting women's pro tournaments.

Kumamoto Golf Club's Aso Yunotani Course, opened in 1952 and described by the club as Kumamoto's oldest golf course. Supervised by Seiichi Inoue, with the grand view of Aso's northern outer rim that the club highlights.

Located in Aki, Kochi. The official course page lists three courses — Danryu, Taiheiyo and Kuroshio — for 36 holes, and notes that holes 1–3 of the Taiheiyo Course are played toward the Pacific Ocean.

Located in Matsuyama, Ehime. The club's website is in Japanese; please check it for course, fee and visitor information.

Located in Mima, Tokushima. The official course guide lists a hilly layout by Yasuzo Kaneko: 18 holes, par 72, 6,738 yards, with bent greens.

Located in Konan, Kochi. The club offers the Ashizuri, Katsurahama and Muroto courses, and its website invites you to hit shots toward the great Kuroshio current.

Located in Toon, Ehime. The official site presents the Matsuyama Golf Club Kawauchi Course as a club of tradition and dignity in Ehime.