※ Golf Course Essential Information ※

If no tee times are available, it means the selected date is fully booked. However, you can inquire via 1:1 chat to check for additional available tee times.
Additional fees may apply if the number of people booked differs from the actual number of players. These fees must be paid on-site.
Due to golf course policies and local circumstances, reserved tee times may change, start earlier, or be delayed without prior notice. Refunds or cancellations due to such changes are not permitted.

★ Japan Golf Course Guidelines ★
① Basic Etiquette and Consideration
Japanese golf courses place great importance on not causing inconvenience to others. Consideration for others is the foundation of all behavior.
Be quiet when your companions or the group ahead are taking their shots. Loud talking is strictly prohibited.
Avoid slow play. Be ready before your turn and play promptly.

② Dress Code
Proper golf attire is required. T-shirts, jeans, sandals, and slippers are not allowed.
More formal attire may be required in the clubhouse; some high-end clubs may even require jackets and ties.
Golf shoes must be removed indoors and replaced with indoor slippers.
Women are advised to avoid very short skirts or sleeveless shirts.

③ Playing Manners
Arrive at the course 30 minutes to 1 hour before your tee time. Punctuality is essential.
Self-play is common, so you must handle all preparations and clean-up without a caddie.
Always repair your own ball marks, divots, and bunker footprints.
Be mindful not to lose your clubs, and it is considered courteous to help your companions with their clubs or putters.
After the round, clean up your cart and personal belongings by yourself.

④ Clubhouse and Facility Use
Keep your voice down in shared areas such as locker rooms.
When using the hot spring or large bath, always shower before entering. Do not put towels into the bath.
If you have tattoos, cover them as access may be restricted.
Smoking is prohibited in many areas, so check for designated smoking zones.