| Tour Name | Japan Golf Tour 2027 |
| Departure Date | Sunday, May 16, 2027 |
| End Date | Sunday, May 30, 2027 |
| Nights |
14 |
| Start Point |
The Okura Hotel, Tokyo |
| End Point |
Kansai Airport, Osaka |
| Availability |
50% Sold |
| Next Departure |
2028, TBC |
| Payment Currencies | AUD, USD, GBP, CAD, EUR, NZD |
Experience the ultimate Japan Golf Tour with Voyages.golf from May 16-30, 2027. This 15-day luxury escorted Japan Golf Tour combines exclusive access to seven prestigious private members’ clubs—including the legendary Kawana Fuji Course, Yokohama Country Club, and Seta Golf Club North with an immersive cultural journey through Tokyo, Hakone, Mount Fuji, Kyoto, Nara, and Kobe. Designed for discerning golfers seeking authentic Japanese golf culture, this small-group tour features impeccably maintained championship courses with professional caddies, five-star accommodation including the iconic Kawana Hotel with Premium Oceanview upgrades, and curated sightseeing at Japan’s most renowned temples, shrines, and scenic landmarks. All travel logistics are seamlessly managed with private luxury coaches, Japan’s renowned rail network, and luggage forwarding between cities, while our dedicated English-speaking escort ensures every detail runs smoothly. Perfect for golfers and non-golfing partners alike, this boutique Japan golf and cultural tour offers rare tee times at courses typically inaccessible to international visitors, balanced with rest days and flexible scheduling that lets you experience Japan at its most refined. Limited places available for this exclusive one-time departure. Secure your spot on the premier Japan Golf Tour 2027 with Voyages.golf today.
Premium Accommodation
Golf Programme – 7 Rounds with shared carts
Sightseeing & Cultural Experiences
Tokyo
Kyoto
Nara
Meals & Hosted Experiences
Transport & Logistics
Voyages.golf Services
Not Included
*Please note, golf in Japan can only be booked 3-4 months prior to the date of play. All golf courses will be reconfirmed 3-4 months prior and are subject to change. If a course listed is not available, a suitable replacement will be found of the same or higher quality or price.
The Okura Tokyo – 2 Nights
Your time in Tokyo begins at The Okura Tokyo, one of the city’s most respected five-star hotels, renowned for its understated luxury and deep connection to Japanese design tradition. Located in the Toranomon district, the hotel blends classic Japanese aesthetics with modern comfort, offering a calm and refined base in the heart of the capital. Rooms are spacious and thoughtfully designed, with clean lines, generous bathrooms, deep soaking tubs, and large windows that frame city or garden views. The hotel’s facilities include a serene indoor pool, a comprehensive fitness centre, and a choice of excellent restaurants ranging from refined Japanese cuisine to international dining. Service is polished, discreet, and highly professional throughout. The Okura’s location provides easy access to central Tokyo while offering a sense of escape from the city’s pace—an ideal introduction to Tokyo that balances comfort, tradition, and quiet confidence.
Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort & Spa – 3 Nights
Set in the forested hills of Gora, the Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort & Spa is a sophisticated mountain retreat that reflects the quieter, more contemplative side of Japan. The resort is known for its generous sense of space, relaxed pace, and strong focus on wellness. Rooms are large and calming, combining natural materials with contemporary comfort, while many feature private balconies and deep soaking tubs. Guests can enjoy aperitifs by the fireplace in the lounge, unwind in the natural onsen baths, or simply relax between golf and sightseeing days. It’s an ideal base for experiencing Hakone at a comfortable, unhurried rhythm.
Kawana Hotel – 2 Nights (Premium Oceanview Rooms)
A highlight of the tour, the Kawana Hotel is one of Japan’s most storied golf resorts, dramatically positioned above the Pacific Ocean on the Izu Peninsula. This historic property is closely tied to the legendary Fuji Course and offers a true sense of golfing heritage. Guests enjoy an upgrade to Premium Oceanview Rooms, delivering uninterrupted coastal views and a front-row seat to one of Japan’s great natural settings. With its classic architecture, grand public spaces, and old-world service, Kawana offers a nostalgic yet elegant experience that perfectly complements the golf on-site.
THE THOUSAND KYOTO – 4 Nights
In Kyoto, you’ll stay at THE THOUSAND KYOTO, a refined and contemporary hotel that embraces Japanese minimalism and thoughtful design. Located just steps from Kyoto Station, it offers exceptional convenience while maintaining a serene, understated atmosphere. Rooms are spacious, quiet, and beautifully designed, with an emphasis on comfort, natural materials, and clean lines. The hotel also features refined dining venues and a wellness spa, making it an excellent base for both guided sightseeing and free exploration of Kyoto’s temples, gardens, and historic streets.
Oriental Hotel Kobe – 3 Nights
Your journey concludes at the Oriental Hotel Kobe, one of Japan’s oldest and most respected luxury hotels. Rebuilt on the same site where it first opened in 1870, the hotel blends heritage, elegance, and modern comfort in equal measure. Rooms are stylish and well-proportioned, many with views over Kobe Harbour or the city skyline. The hotel is renowned for its dining and polished service, and its central location makes it an excellent base for golf in the Kobe region and cultural touring in nearby Nara. It’s a fittingly elegant conclusion to your time in Japan.
Yokohama Country Club – West Course (Tokyo Region)
A prestigious private members’ club rarely accessible to visiting golfers, Yokohama Country Club offers an authentic introduction to Japanese golf. The West Course is immaculately maintained, with tree-lined fairways, subtle elevation changes, and a calm, almost meditative atmosphere. The course rewards accuracy and thoughtful shot-making rather than brute force, reflecting the refined playing style typical of elite Japanese clubs. With outstanding conditioning and discreet, attentive service, Yokohama sets the tone for the journey ahead — elegant, understated, and quietly exceptional.
Dai Hakone Country Club – Hakone
Set within the volcanic landscape of Hakone National Park, Dai Hakone Country Club offers wide fairways, open vistas, and a layout that feels both generous and engaging. The course winds through forested hills and open terrain, delivering panoramic mountain views throughout the round. The crisp mountain air, combined with the region’s renowned onsen culture, creates a relaxed and restorative golf experience. Dai Hakone is highly playable yet visually striking — an ideal showcase of golf in Japan’s countryside.
Fujizakura Country Club – Mt Fuji Region
Located in the shadow of Mount Fuji, Fujizakura Country Club is one of Japan’s most scenic inland courses. The layout flows naturally through mature forest, with broad fairways and elevated greens framed by towering trees and mountain backdrops. On clear days, Fuji-san dominates the skyline, adding a powerful sense of place to the round. This is classic Japanese parkland golf — beautifully conditioned, tranquil, and deeply connected to its natural surroundings.
Kawana Hotel Fuji Course – Kawana
Consistently ranked among the world’s great golf courses, the Fuji Course is the undisputed crown jewel of Japanese golf. Designed by C.H. Alison and opened in 1936, it features elevated greens, bold bunkering, and a spectacular back nine carved into cliffs above Sagami Bay. Walking-only and played with local caddies, the Fuji Course delivers a pure, traditional experience. With sweeping ocean views and Mount Fuji often visible on the horizon, this is a round that feels both sporting and spiritual — authentic golf at its highest level.
Seta Golf Course North – Kyoto Region
Located just outside Kyoto, Seta North is a championship-calibre course that has hosted numerous professional tournaments. The layout features rolling terrain, water hazards, and strategically placed bunkers that demand precision and thoughtful course management. Played with caddies, this round offers a satisfying blend of challenge and rhythm. Its immaculate conditioning and traditional presentation make it one of the standout modern championship tests in the region.
Arima Royal Golf Club Noble Course – Kobe
Designed by Robert von Hagge, the Noble Course at Arima Royal is elegant, strategic, and visually refined. Sweeping fairways are framed by pine and maple trees, with subtle elevation changes encouraging measured, tactical play. This is a peaceful and polished round that rewards planning and restraint, offering a fitting contrast to the more dramatic coastal and mountain layouts earlier in the tour.
Golden Valley Golf Club
A true championship test and a strong finale to the tour, Golden Valley is regarded as one of Japan’s most demanding and rewarding courses. Water comes into play on multiple holes, and bold design features ensure that every shot requires commitment. The course is immaculately maintained, with fast, true greens and fairways set against a backdrop of forested mountains. It is a memorable closing round: challenging, beautiful, and unmistakably world-class.
Tokyo
Your journey begins in Tokyo, where ancient ritual and cutting-edge creativity exist side by side.
Asakusa & Nakamise Street
At the heart of old Tokyo sits Sensō-ji Temple, where incense smoke rises above market stalls selling traditional sweets and hand-carved trinkets. The atmosphere is lively but reverent—a glimpse into how daily life and spirituality intertwine in Japan.
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum
Step through centuries of urban transformation. Preserved homes, shopfronts, and public buildings trace Tokyo’s evolution from Edo-era town to modern metropolis.
teamLab
A complete sensory shift: this interactive digital art installation floods darkened rooms with colour, light, and sound that respond to your movement. It’s Tokyo at its most experimental—bold, playful, and utterly immersive.
Kyoto
Kyoto is where Japan’s cultural heart still beats strongest. Your days here balance guided discovery with freedom to roam.
Shinkansen Rail
Travel between regions aboard Japan’s famously smooth and punctual trains—an experience worth savouring in its own right.
Arashiyama & Bamboo Grove
Walk beneath towering bamboo that sways and creaks overhead, filtering light into soft green shadow. It’s one of Japan’s most photographed scenes—and rightly so.
Tenryū-ji Temple
This UNESCO-listed Zen temple is celebrated for its gardens, where ponds, rocks, and pruned trees are arranged to echo the mountains beyond.
Kiyomizu-dera Temple & Sannenzaka
Perched on a hillside overlooking Kyoto, Kiyomizu-dera offers sweeping city views and a sense of pilgrimage. Afterwards, descend through Sannenzaka’s sloping lanes, lined with traditional wooden shopfronts and tea houses.
Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)
Kyoto’s most iconic image: a temple wrapped in gold leaf, mirrored perfectly in the pond below.
Free Day in Kyoto
A full day to follow your own interests. Explore Gion’s geisha district, visit artisan studios, browse antique markets, or lose yourself in lesser-known temples and gardens.
Nara – Japan’s Ancient Capital
A day trip to one of Japan’s oldest and most sacred cities.
Tōdai-ji Temple
Stand before the Great Buddha—an immense bronze figure housed in one of the world’s largest wooden buildings. The scale alone is breathtaking.
Nara Park
Stroll through open parkland where over a thousand deer roam freely, bowing to visitors in exchange for rice crackers.
Kasuga Taisha Shrine
Walk the lantern-lined path to this ancient Shinto shrine, tucked into the forested hillside and still thick with atmosphere.
Hosted Lunch
Pause midday for a relaxed meal featuring Nara’s regional specialities.
Loyalty Offers
Payment Schedule
Tour Pricing – Per Person
| Package Type | USD | AUD | GBP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Golfer – Double/Twin | $ 13,470 pp | $ 18,700 pp | £ 10,280 pp |
| Golfer – Single Occupancy | $ 16,750 pp | $ 23,298 pp | £ 12,820 pp |
| Non-Golfer – Double/Twin | $ 9,935 pp | $ 13,798 pp | £ 7,598 pp |
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