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About Grandfields

A Japanese garden, designed as a tournament course.
Our Story

Since opening on November 20, 1992, Grandfields has been guided by a single idea: a championship course built around the principles of the Japanese garden. Set in the western foothills of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, our 18 holes weave world-standard difficulty — Course Rate 74.9, Slope Rating 141 — together with the landscape traditions that have accumulated in Japan since the Heian period.

Wabi-sabi, the passage of the four seasons, the concentrated art of nature, asymmetric balance, the technique of borrowed scenery — fourteen principles shape the course. Mount Fuji, Suruga Bay, the Izu Peninsula, the lights of Mishima and Numazu below: all are drawn in as part of the landscape. A cultural heritage you can play.

Heritage
Opened 1992 · Mishima, Shizuoka
Four Seasons
Spring
10,000 sakura trees
Summer
Waterfalls · Deep green
Autumn
Maple colors
Winter
The forms of bare deciduous trees
Official Competitions
2022
Japan PGA Championship
One of the four major championships of the Japan PGA — hosted at Grandfields.
2024 – 26
Pan-Pacific University Golf Super League
An international university league spanning Japan, the US, and Oceania.
2016 – 18
CyberAgent Ladies Golf Tournament
Host venue for the CyberAgent Ladies Golf Tournament, 2016–2018.
Club Overview
NameGrandfields Country Club
Location4716 Goryo, Mishima, Shizuoka 411-0000
SettingFuji-Hakone-Izu National Park · Western foothills
OpenedNovember 20, 1992
Course DesignerKatsuichi Asami
ConstructionKajima Corporation · Hazama-gumi · Fuji Green Tech
Total Area1,387,800 m² (≈ 419,000 tsubo)
Course StyleHilly · Japanese-garden composition
Holes / Par / Length18 · Par 72 · 7,257 yds
Course Rate74.9
Slope Rating141
GreensSingle green · Bent (Penn Cross)
Play StyleCaddy + 5-seat cart
Practice Range20 bays · 210 yds
Closed DaysDecember 31 · January 1
ClubhouseDesigned by Ohne Architectural Design