Golf In Japan
Golf In Japan
日本高爾夫假期
享受日本高爾夫球文化體驗
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日本高爾夫假期 Golf in Japan
在日本打高爾夫球並不像大多數高爾夫球手想像的那麼昂貴，而且憑藉對細節的一絲不苟和典型的日本品質，日本的高爾夫將為那些在亞洲尋找精彩高爾夫的人們帶來驚喜和喜悅。日本的高爾夫擁有一些世界上最美麗的高爾夫球場，特別是如果您願意在城外旅行一兩個小時的話。其中許多是由西方領先的高爾夫球場設計公司設計的，類似於圓石灘和奧古斯塔國家高爾夫球場等著名球場。
由於經濟低迷，許多原本只對會員開放的日本高爾夫球場現在至少部分向非會員開放。結合一些不需要會員才能玩的精美公共球場，日本現在向公眾提供各種規模、難度級別和服務水平的全套球場。隨著日元自 1995 年達到 80 日元兌換 1 美元的峰值以來大幅貶值，許多日本高爾夫球場首次為非日本商務旅客、遊客和來自世界各地的高爾夫球手提供了實惠的價格。高爾夫日本，亞洲的高爾夫天堂。
即使您只是亞洲的休閒高爾夫球手，您也將享受在日本打高爾夫球的文化體驗，而您的朋友和商業夥伴很少有這種體驗。您將加入老虎·伍茲、馬克·奧米拉、尼克·普萊斯、布拉德·休斯等職業選手的行列，他們發現日語課程是世界上最具挑戰性的課程之一。
Golfing in Japan is not as expensive as most golfers think, and with meticulous attention to detail and typical Japanese quality, golf in Japan will surprise and delight those searching for great golf in Asia.
Golf in Japan offers some of the most beautiful golf courses in the world, especially if you’re willing to travel an hour or two outside the city. Many of them have been designed by the leading golf course design firms from the West to resemble famous courses such as Pebble Beach and Augusta National.
Many Japan golf courses offer amenities (such as driving ranges, pro shops, restaurants and overnight facilities) to help you enjoy the experience, and some offer conveniences you wouldn’t find in the West (like Japanese hot spring baths and mahjong rooms). Even if you’re only a casual golfer, you’ll enjoy the cultural experience of golfing in Japan where few of your friends and business partners have.
Due to the slow economy, many Japan golf courses that had been for members only are now opening at least partly to non-members. Combined with some beautiful public courses which never required membership in order to play, Japan now offers a full range of courses of every size, level of difficulty and level of service to the general public. And with the yen losing so much of its value since its 1995 peak at 80 yen to the dollar, many of these Japan golf courses are affordable for the first time to non-Japanese business travellers, tourists and golfers from around the world. Golf Japan, Asia’s golf paradise.
Golf is a very popular sport in Japan as it is in Asia. Since space for golf courses is limited, golf club membership fees are very high. However, there are public driving ranges throughout the country where golf lovers without a club membership, can practice. These driving ranges are big constructions that are wrapped in large green nets. One can see these constructions everywhere, even in the middle of cities. Often balls can be played from two or more floors in order to allow a greater number of players to practice at the same time.
Japan offers some of the most beautiful golf courses in Asia, especially if you’re willing to travel an hour or two outside the city. Many of them have been designed by the leading golf course design firms from the West to resemble famous courses such as Pebble Beach and Augusta National. Many offer amenities (such as driving ranges, pro shops, restaurants and overnight facilities) to help you enjoy the experience and some offer conveniences you wouldn’t find in the West (like Japanese hot spring baths and mahjong rooms).
Even if you’re only a casual Asia golfer, you’ll enjoy the cultural experience of golfing in Japan where few of your friends and business partners have. And you’ll have joined the likes of Tiger Woods, Mark O’Meara, Nick Price, Brad Hughes and other pros who have found Japanese courses to be among the most challenging in the world.
Due to Japan’s slow economy, many of its golf courses that had been for members only are now opening at least partly to non-members. Combined with some beautiful public courses which never required membership in order to play, Japan now offers a full range of courses of every size, level of difficulty and level of service to the general public. And with the yen losing so much of its value since its 1995 peak at 80 yen to the dollar, many of these courses are affordable for the first time to non-Japanese business travellers, tourists and golfers from around the world. It’s a fact that many of the golf courses around Tokyo are less expensive, more convenient, more challenging and offer more excitement than those found in Australia, Canada, the United States or Europe! All part of what makes Golf in Asia great!