Narita Golf Club

Overview: Narita Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course in the wooded hills of Narita, close to the airport but deliberately removed from an airport-terminal feel. Accordia’s current English card records 7,140 yards and par 72. The routing is described as both strategic and relaxed, with mature trees, shaped fairways and a clubhouse approach that makes the property feel like a traditional country club rather than a utilitarian airport course.

History: Narita opened on November 3, 1988, and the current official record credits Taizo Kawada. Accordia presents the course as a flagship club with a long-standing emphasis on considered golf and formal club atmosphere. The present profile uses the current Accordia distance, which differs from some older hole-layout totals published elsewhere.

Did You Know? The club’s official language compares the course to a sea and the clubhouse to a harbour, a metaphor that reflects the routing’s intended drama. Fairways become channels, rough becomes rough water and the clubhouse becomes the place where the round returns, giving the course a stronger narrative than its airport proximity suggests.