Narusawa Golf Club

Overview: Narusawa Golf Club is a long forest course in Narusawa below Mount Fuji, with a single bent green, bluegrass fairways and a route that uses tree lines and water to frame the targets. The current guide lists 7,017 yards at par 72, 92 bunkers and seven holes with water in play.

History: The available course record credits the design to Hideyuki Shiota with supervision by Brian Jones. The reviewed sources establish the active course and its current specifications but do not provide a dependable opening year, so the profile deliberately leaves that date unset rather than borrowing one from another Fuji-area routing.

Did You Know? The course has 92 bunkers and water on seven holes. Those figures are more revealing than a generic claim about difficulty: they show how the layout creates its character through repeated choices around the landing zones and green approaches. With 92 bunkers and water on seven holes, Narusawa's published specification supports the impression of a course that rewards a carefully planned route.