Golf Courses Near Nagoya

61 courses across Aichi Prefecture

Nagoya is central Japan's golfing hub. Aichi Prefecture's 61 courses serve a large, golf-obsessed local population in one of Japan's most prosperous industrial cities. Courses range from meticulously manicured championship layouts to accessible suburban designs within 30–45 minutes of Nagoya station. The central location — halfway between Tokyo and Osaka on the shinkansen — makes Nagoya an ideal stop for golfers touring Japan. GolfMatchy hosts here are enthusiastic about welcoming international visitors.

Golf in Nagoya at a glance

GolfMatchy lists 71 golf courses in Nagoya. Weekday green fees across these courses run roughly ¥14,000 to ¥22,000. Weekends and public holidays typically run ¥14,000 to ¥22,000. 68 of the courses carry Google ratings, averaging 4.0 across 14,692 reviews. Best season: April to June and September to November — mountain courses shorten at both ends. Most international visitors arrive via Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO).

Why Golf in Nagoya?

71 Golf Courses in Nagoya

For International Golfers

Nagoya courses are accessible by highway bus or car from the city. GolfMatchy can arrange full-day golf outings with local hosts who know the best courses in the region. Greens fees are generally lower than Tokyo or Osaka equivalents.

More golf in Chubu

Tokyo (45 courses) · Osaka (45 courses) · Kyoto (34 courses) · Nagano (67 courses) · Shizuoka (60 courses) · Gifu (42 courses) · Niigata (38 courses) · Yamanashi (34 courses) · Ishikawa (32 courses) · Toyama (29 courses) · Fukui (20 courses)

Golf in Nagoya: Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I play golf near Nagoya?

Aichi Prefecture has 61 courses, ranging from championship layouts to accessible suburban designs within 30–45 minutes of Nagoya station. GolfMatchy can book any of them on your behalf, no Japanese required.

Is Nagoya a good stop for a golf trip between Tokyo and Osaka?

Yes. Nagoya sits halfway between Tokyo and Osaka on the Tokaido Shinkansen, making it an ideal stop to break up a golf tour of Japan. Greens fees here are generally lower than Tokyo or Osaka equivalents.

Is golf cheaper in Nagoya than Tokyo or Osaka?

Generally yes. Aichi’s courses tend to have lower greens fees than comparable courses near Tokyo or Osaka, and weekdays are cheaper still. GolfMatchy always shows the reservation fee before you confirm.

Can I combine golf near Nagoya with sightseeing?

Yes. Nearby Ise Shrine and Nara make for easy cultural side trips around a round of golf. GolfMatchy’s concierge can arrange full-day golf outings and help plan the rest of your itinerary.

How many golf courses are there in Nagoya?

GolfMatchy lists 71 golf courses in Nagoya. Every one of them can be booked in English through our concierge.

How much does a round of golf cost in Nagoya?

Weekday green fees in Nagoya run roughly ¥14,000 to ¥22,000, with weekends noticeably higher. GolfMatchy adds a flat per-golfer reservation fee on top, shown before you confirm.

When is the best time to play golf in Nagoya?

April to June and September to November — mountain courses shorten at both ends. Weekdays are cheaper and far less crowded than weekends and public holidays in Nagoya.

How do I get to golf courses in Nagoya?

Most international golfers arrive via Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO). Many Japanese courses run a free shuttle from the nearest train station, and GolfMatchy sends the closest station, shuttle details and directions with every confirmed Nagoya booking.

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