Golf spectacular mountain courses by day. Soak in onsens, eat incredible food, and unwind in a private lodge by night.
Designed for Australian & New Zealand golfers who want something authentic, relaxed, and unforgettable — not crowded resort golf.
Golf spectacular mountain courses by day. Soak in onsens, eat incredible food, and unwind in a private lodge by night.
Designed for Australian & New Zealand golfers who want something authentic, relaxed, and unforgettable — not crowded resort golf.
10 nights • 5 rounds • Max 12 guests • Optional PGA Coach
Myoko sits in Japan’s alpine region, surrounded by mountains, hot springs, and a collection of scenic golf courses — all without the crowds found in major resort hubs.
This is Japan as it used to be — calm, welcoming, and deeply memorable.
Golf in the Myoko region is all about variety, scenery, and a relaxed pace. With multiple mountain and parkland courses within easy driving distance of our lodge, we rotate venues throughout the week to match conditions, secure the best tee times, and keep every round fresh. Expect quiet fairways, cool alpine air, and unforgettable views — without the crowds found at Japan’s major resort destinations.
All rounds are played within the wider Myoko / Joetsu alpine region. Courses are selected from the following list based on weather, availability, and group preference. You’ll play 5 rounds total.
Courses are not locked to specific days far in advance. This flexible approach allows us to:
You will play 5 rounds in total, drawn from the core courses with optional mix‑ins where appropriate.
We’ve designed the trip to balance great golf with proper rest and recovery.
Typical flow:
Day 1: Flight arrives into Tokyo, overnight stay.
Day 2: Bullet train to Myoko, settle into the lodge.
Day 3-9: 5 rounds of golf plus 2 rest days.
Day 10: Bullet train back to Tokyo for over night stay.
Day 11: Flight home.
Optional extra nights pre or post tour available.
Nothing is rushed. Tee times are spaced. Evenings are free.
You’ll stay exclusively at Myoko Yuki House — a fully renovated private alpine lodge reserved only for your group.
key feature:
6 Bedroom lodge that sleeps 12
Twin-share rooms (single upgrade may be available)
Two lounges for relaxing or socialising
Fully renovated in 2025
Parking and easy village access
Mountain views and a peaceful setting
No strangers. No hotel crowds. Just your group.
For select tour dates, you can upgrade to an Elite Coach Week.
“This was the most relaxed golf trip I’ve ever done. Playing courses like Myoko Country Club with Mt. Myoko in the background was unreal. No crowds, no rush — just great golf and great company. The lodge setup made it feel private and personal.”
“I loved that we played five different courses, including Akakura Golf Course, but still had proper rest days. The onsens, the food, the slower pace — it didn’t feel like a typical ‘golf marathon’ tour. It felt curated.”
“Golf at Myoko Kogen Golf Club in cool mountain air during summer was a game changer. Back home we’d be melting. Here, it was crisp mornings and stunning views every day.”
“The round at Madarao Tokyu Golf Club was a highlight — immaculate conditioning and incredible scenery. But what stood out most was the vibe. No ego, no pressure. Just a group of like-minded golfers enjoying Japan properly.”
“Staying together at Myoko Yuki House completely changes the dynamic. Two lounges, mountain views, space to relax — it felt like we had our own alpine retreat. Much better than being scattered across hotel rooms.”
“From the Tokyo arrival to the bullet train to the golf days at APA Resort Joetsu Myoko Forest Golf Course, everything was handled. Transfers were easy, tee times were spaced perfectly, and there was zero stress.”
“This is Japan you don’t see on a normal holiday. Quiet towns, incredible ramen, great golf, and proper downtime. If you’re considering Myoko Golf Tours — book it. I’d return in a heartbeat.”
An official handicap is not required. A social or self-assessed handicap is fine. This is a relaxed, enjoyment-first golf experience designed for competent recreational golfers.
Each tour includes 5 rounds of golf spread across the 10-night itinerary, with 2 built-in rest days for recovery, sightseeing, or optional activities.
Rounds are selected from a curated list of courses in the Myoko / Joetsu alpine region, including:
– Myoko Country Club
– Myoko Kogen Golf Club
– Akakura Golf Course
– APA Resort Joetsu Myoko Forest Golf Course
Additional courses such as Myoko Sunshine Golf Club and Madarao Tokyu Golf Club may be included depending on conditions and group preference.
Yes. All green fees for the 5 rounds are included in your tour price.
Green fees vary by course, season, and day of week, which is why we rotate courses and finalise tee times closer to departure.
Yes. Club rentals are available at local courses, or you may bring your own clubs. Guidance will be provided before departure.
All courses are within easy driving distance of our base at Myoko Yuki House in Sekiyama. Travel times are kept short to ensure relaxed mornings and comfortable post-round returns.
Mountain weather can change, which is why courses are not locked to specific days months in advance. This flexibility allows us to avoid poor conditions where possible and adjust the schedule if needed.
You will stay exclusively in a private alpine lodge, not a hotel. Rooms are twin share by default, with a limited number of single room upgrades available.
Yes. Daily continental-style breakfast is included.
Breakfast typically includes bacon, eggs on toast, cereal, fruit, and tea/coffee.
Lunches and dinners are at your own discretion, allowing flexibility to eat out locally or self-cater.
On selected departures, an Elite Coach Week is available as an optional upgrade. This includes a PGA-qualified coach travelling with the group.
A AUD $1,000 deposit secures your spot, with the balance due closer to departure. Coach upgrades are paid with the final balance.
Yes, provided the group is happy. Myoko offers hot springs, sightseeing, and great food for non-golf days.
Tours run during Japan’s spring, summer, and autumn golf seasons, offering cooler mountain temperatures and fewer crowds.
