10th - 19th Oct 2027
10/9
6 Rounds
Pairs Tournament
Recognised among Japan's Top 100 golf courses, Arima Country Club is one of the Kansai region's most respected private clubs. Set in the scenic hills surrounding Kobe, its immaculate conditioning, generous fairways and championship greens provide a superb introduction to Japanese golf, complemented by exceptional hospitality and the meticulous attention to detail Japan is famous for.

Consistently ranked among Japan's Top 20 golf courses, Golden Valley Golf Club is a Robert Trent Jones Jr. masterpiece and hosted the 2014 Japan PGA Championship. Dramatic water features, sculptured bunkering and pristine course conditions create one of Japan's finest championship golfing experiences, rewarding strategic play on every hole.

Nestled within the mountains of Hakone, Dai Hakone Country Club is one of Japan's premier resort courses and has hosted numerous professional tournaments. Renowned for its spectacular Mount Fuji views, beautifully conditioned fairways and luxury surroundings, it combines championship golf with one of the country's most breathtaking natural landscapes.

Fujizakura Country Club is one of Japan's most iconic championship courses, consistently ranked among the nation's best and home of the prestigious Fujisankei Classic on the Japan Golf Tour. Set beneath the majestic Mount Fuji, it offers world-class conditioning, unforgettable scenery and a true bucket-list golfing experience unlike anywhere else.
Located in Chiba Prefecture near Tokyo, Kazusa Monarch Country Club is a beautifully presented championship layout renowned for its immaculate conditioning and strategic design. Regularly hosting elite amateur and professional qualifying events, the course rewards thoughtful shot-making while delivering a peaceful and authentic Japanese golf experience surrounded by natural beauty.
One of Japan's most respected 36-hole championship clubs, Tsurumai Country Club has hosted numerous elite amateur events and Japan Golf Tour qualifying tournaments. Celebrated for its immaculate presentation, tree-lined fairways and classic design, it perfectly showcases the tradition, precision and excellence that define championship golf in Japan.
Round 1 – Arima Country Club
Texas 2 Ball Scramble
Round 2 – Golden Valley Golf Club
2 Ball Ambrose
Round 3 – Dai Hakone Country Club
Texas 2 Ball Scramble
Round 4 – Fujizakura Country Club
2 Ball Ambrose
Round 5 – Kazusa Monarch Country Club
Texas 2 Ball Scramble
Round 6 – Tsurumai Country Club
2 Ball Ambrose
Both players tee off before selecting the best shot. Both players then play from that position and continue this process until the ball is holed. This format encourages teamwork and strategy while allowing golfers of all abilities to contribute throughout the round.
Both players tee off before selecting the best drive. From that position, each golfer plays their own ball independently until the hole is completed. The team's score is determined using the combined Stableford points from both players, rewarding both teamwork off the tee and individual play into the green.
Event open to all golfers with a current Golf Australia (Golf Link) or recognised international handicap.
Daily Nearest to the Pin (NTP) and novelty prizes where allowable
Overall Tour Champions crowned across the six competition rounds.
Maximum handicap differential of 20 strokes between team partners.
Players without an official Golf Australia handicap are welcome but are only eligible for daily novelty prizes.
Minimum drive requirements apply during both 2 Ball Ambrose and Texas 2 Ball Scramble rounds.
Non-golfing guests are welcome and can enjoy the included sightseeing experiences throughout the tour.
The tournament is designed to be competitive, social and welcoming, ensuring golfers of all abilities can enjoy an unforgettable week of championship golf in Japan.
Kobe • Hakone • Mt Fuji • Tokyo
Arrive at Osaka Kansai International Airport (KIX)
Meet your fellow travellers
Welcome Dinner
Overnight: The Orient Kobe
Golfers
Play Arima Country Club with shared cart & caddie
Non-Golfers
Izushi Town Tour
Traditional Kimono Dressing Experience
Overnight: The Orient Kobe
Golfers
Play Golden Valley Golf Club with shared cart & caddie
Non-Golfers
Free day to explore Kobe at your leisure
Overnight: The Orient Kobe
Ride the famous Shinkansen Bullet Train
Explore Owakudani Volcanic Valley
Hakone Ropeway experience
Lake Ashi Cruise (Non-Golfers)
Check into Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel (4.5★)
Golfers
Play Dai Hakone Country Club with shared cart & caddie
Non-Golfers
Free day to enjoy Hakone
Optional Onsen or resort leisure time
Overnight: Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel
Golfers
Play Fujizakura Country Club beneath Mount Fuji
Transfer to Tokyo
Non-Golfers
Visit Lake Kawaguchiko
Explore Oshino Hakkai Village
Transfer to Tokyo
Overnight: Tokyo Prince Hotel (4.5★)
Visit historic Asakusa
Explore Senso-ji Temple
Browse Nakamise Shopping Street
Visit Tokyo Skytree
Optional Tokyo Go-Kart Experience
Overnight: Tokyo Prince Hotel
Golfers
Play Kazusa Monarch Country Club with shared cart & caddie
Non-Golfers
Free day to explore Tokyo
Overnight: Tokyo Prince Hotel
Golfers
Play Tsurumai Country Club with shared cart & caddie
Non-Golfers
Free day in Tokyo
Farewell Dinner
Overnight: Tokyo Prince Hotel
Breakfast
Check out 11am
Shinkansen Bullet Train (Green Car)
Hakone Ropeway
Owakudani Volcanic Valley
Lake Ashi Cruise
Lake Kawaguchiko
Oshino Hakkai Village
Izushi Town
Traditional Kimono Dressing Experience
Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple
Nakamise Shopping Street
Tokyo Skytree
Optional Tokyo Go-Kart Experience
9 nights' accommodation in premium 4.5-star hotels
Daily breakfast
Welcome Dinner in Kobe
Farewell Dinner in Tokyo
6 championship golf rounds
Shared motorised golf cart for every round
Professional caddie service for every round
Private coach transportation throughout the tour
Shinkansen (Bullet Train) Green Car experience from Shin-Osaka to Odawara
Golf bag transfers between destinations
Hakone sightseeing tour including Ropeway & Owakudani
Tokyo sightseeing tour including Asakusa, Senso-ji Temple & Tokyo Skytree
English-speaking local guides during included touring
All golf course entry fees and green fees
Tournament organisation, daily prizes and overall presentation
International airfares
Travel insurance (compulsory)
Japan entry requirements (if applicable)
Lunches (unless stated)
Dinners other than Welcome & Farewell Dinners
Drinks with meals
Personal expenses and hotel incidentals
Optional Tokyo Go-Kart experience
Passport and visa costs (if required)
Golf club hire
Additional sightseeing not listed in the itinerary
Tips and gratuities (at your discretion)
9 nights' accommodation in premium 4.5-star hotels
Daily breakfast
Welcome Dinner in Kobe
Farewell Dinner in Tokyo
Izushi Town cultural tour with Kimono Dressing Experience
Hakone sightseeing including Ropeway, Owakudani & Lake Ashi Cruise
Mt Fuji sightseeing including Lake Kawaguchiko & Oshino Hakkai
Tokyo sightseeing including Asakusa, Senso-ji Temple & Tokyo Skytree
Private coach transportation throughout the tour
Shinkansen (Bullet Train) Green Car experience
English-speaking local guides during touring
International airfares
Travel insurance (compulsory)
Japan entry requirements (if applicable)
Lunches (unless stated)
Dinners other than Welcome & Farewell Dinners
Drinks with meals
Optional Tokyo Go-Kart experience
Personal expenses and hotel incidentals
Additional sightseeing during free days
Passport and visa costs (if required)
Tips and gratuities (at your discretion)
Pack Smart for Golf & Culture – Bring golf attire per course rules, casual clothes for sightseeing, and layers for cooler evenings. Comfortable walking shoes are a must.
Currency & Cash – Japan is still largely cash-based. Carry some yen for small purchases; credit cards are accepted at major hotels and stores.
Transport Prep – Make the most of the Shinkansen. Keep your ticket handy and arrive early for seating.
Tee Time Punctuality – Japanese golf courses value precision. Arrive at least 30 minutes before your tee time.
Etiquette Matters – Bow when greeting, avoid loud phone calls, and follow local golf etiquette (repair divots, rake bunkers).
Language Tips – Learn a few basic Japanese phrases; signage is often bilingual, but small restaurants or local tours may not be.
Connectivity – Rent a pocket Wi-Fi or SIM card for easy navigation, translating menus, and staying connected.
Hydration & Snacks – Japanese courses may have vending machines, but it’s wise to carry water and light snacks during your rounds.
Sightseeing Timing – Plan cultural tours around early mornings or late afternoons to avoid crowds at temples, shrines, and historic sites.
Travel Insurance & Health – Make sure your policy covers golfing, Shinkansen travel, and any adventure activities during non-golf days.
$6999 per person - Twin Share (2 per room)
$8249 per person- Single Player or Single Room Upgrade
$10499 per couple - Golfer and Non Golfer Package
**Balance of deposit due 1st August 2027**
We would recommend paying deposits as soon as possible as events sell out and spots can not be held.
We are trusted and experienced team that have mastered the art of hosting golf events locally and internationally. We will deliver in areas where others fail!
Anyone of all abilities and gender. We welcome singles right through to large groups.
Everything listed in your inclusions plus an amazing golfing and holiday experience.
No our event format is set up for you to make the golf as serious as you want.
You will be welcomed and introduced to your playing partners and all other golfers as the event progresses.
Yes we have a package for this and in most cases and local experience is included in the package to help them enjoy time while you are on the golf course
Very simple.
Buffet breakfast at your 5 star hotel
Bused to your golf course ( golf club concierge service)
Golf
Lunch on completion with presentation of daily prizes
Transfer back to the accommodation
Free time unless a special event is organized
All itineraries vary from 2-3-4-5. Please check inclusions.
Yes, we offer a deposit option or you can contact us to set up a direct debit for easing tracking and payment.