Narashino Country Club [Accordia Golf]

Narashino Country Club is a golf course owned and operated by Accordia Golf. From October 2025, the golf course name will change from "Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club" to "Narashino Country Club" as part of a brand transition. Since 2019, the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP, Japan's only PGA Tour event, has been held five times at this course. Notable champions include Tiger Woods (2019), Hideki Matsuyama (2021), Keegan Bradley (2022), Collin Morikawa (2023), and Nico Echavarria (2024). The venue was also where Tiger Woods (2019) achieved his 82nd PGA Tour victory, tying the all-time record. The King Course features a longer layout suited for accomplished players. The Queen Course, with its numerous water hazards set in a flat terrain, offers beautiful scenery and is enjoyable for golfers of all ages and skill levels. Both the King and Queen Courses have been used in numerous tournaments and are designed to world-class standards. The facility has previously hosted tournaments including the Suntory Open, Japan Open Golf Championship, and Japan Senior Open Golf Championship. The nearest station is Chiba New Town Central Station (Hokuso Railway), approximately 60 minutes from central Tokyo, with a club bus providing transport to the golf course in about 10 minutes, offering convenient train access. Clubhouse weekdays: 5:30 AM～ Clubhouse weekends and holidays: 5:30 AM～ *Operating hours vary by season. Please check the golf course notice for confirmation.