The West Course at Higashi-Chiba Country Club is an 18-hole layout in Togane, Chiba, opened in 1977 and designed by Toshio Suzuki. Set among tall Yambu cedars, it is flatter and more open than its sister East Course, relying on fast, sharply breaking greens to demand precision rather than sheer terrain. The club is operated by Accordia Golf as part of its public reservation network.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Designed by Toshio Suzuki, the course originally opened in 1977. It is open to the public.
Higashi-Chiba Country Club opened on October 1, 1977, in Togane, Chiba, with courses designed by Toshio Suzuki. Set among the region's tall Yambu cedars, the club was built as a two-course, 36-hole facility from the outset rather than a single 18-hole layout.
The West Course is flatter and more open than its sister East Course, relying instead on fast, sharply breaking greens to demand precision from tee to pin.
The club has been operated by Accordia Golf, one of Japan's largest golf course operating companies, as part of its public-access reservation network.
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