Holes
Fuji Course
18 holes
Oshima Course
18 holes
Kawana seaside golf resort
Fuji Course and Oshima Course, 36 holes on the Izu coast
Izu / Kawana / Shizuoka
Kawana Hotel Golf Course is a landmark Japanese golf resort combining ocean views, a historic hotel, and two distinct courses. GOLFKING helps international guests plan the course choice, stay, transfers, meals, and local details around a realistic itinerary.

Kawana oceanfront resort view
History
Kawana has long been known as one of Japan's representative seaside golf destinations. The Oshima Course opened in 1928, followed by the Fuji Course in 1936. Together with Kawana Hotel, the property offers a rare combination of classic course architecture, ocean scenery, resort lodging, and a refined travel rhythm.






36 holes
The Fuji Course is the more strategic and internationally recognized course, while the Oshima Course offers a gentler resort rhythm with strong ocean views and a longer history. Many guests compare both before deciding whether to focus on one course or build a 36-hole Kawana stay.
Fuji Course
Designed by C.H. Alison, the Fuji Course is Kawana's most famous layout. Deep bunkers, coastal wind, elevation changes, and demanding approach shots make it a course that rewards planning rather than casual sightseeing golf.


Oshima Course
Opened in 1928, the Oshima Course carries Kawana's earliest golf history. It is known for a more relaxed resort atmosphere, views toward the sea and islands, and a play style that suits guests who want Kawana scenery with a smoother rhythm.


Compare
Fuji Course
18 holes
Oshima Course
18 holes
Fuji Course
Par 72
Oshima Course
Par 70
Fuji Course
6,701Y
Oshima Course
5,711Y
Fuji Course
C.H. Alison
Oshima Course
Otani Komyo
Fuji Course
1936
Oshima Course
1928
Fuji Course
Strategic, famous, and championship-like
Oshima Course
Historic, scenic, and resort-oriented
Fuji Course
Higher
Oshima Course
Moderate
Fuji Course
Golfers seeking the classic Kawana challenge
Oshima Course
Guests prioritizing scenery, history, and resort pace
Fuji Course
Walking and caddie-focused experience
Oshima Course
GPS cart-supported resort experience
Schedule
Start from Kawana Hotel or an Izu-area stay, with the morning schedule adjusted to tee time and transfer needs.
Depending on the day, play Fuji Course or Oshima Course after checking reception, golf bag handling, and local rules.
Confirm bags, locker use, dress code, play format, and the route to the starting area.
Plan the round around the strategic challenge of Fuji Course or the oceanfront resort rhythm of Oshima Course.
Connect the round with Kawana Hotel, Ito onsen, Izu dining, or the next leg of the trip.
Actual timing depends on tee times, hotel availability, transport conditions, and course operations.
Concierge
Why GOLFKING
Kawana is not just a tee time. The right course, hotel arrangement, transport timing, and post-round plan all affect the experience.
For premium guests, business groups, friends, or family trips, it is often better to plan Kawana as a resort day rather than a single golf booking.
GOLFKING helps reduce uncertainty around rules, access, course choice, and local communication before the trip begins.
Data
FAQ
Choose Fuji Course for the classic strategic challenge. Choose Oshima Course for ocean views, resort rhythm, and historic atmosphere.
It may be possible depending on date, tee times, group size, pace, and course operations. It should be confirmed before planning the day.
Yes, but dress code, etiquette, and course format should be explained in advance. Fuji Course is not always the easiest first choice.
It depends on fitness, transport, and play style. Oshima Course may be easier to arrange for guests who prefer cart-supported play.
Yes. Room type, meals, transfers, and next-day timing should be checked together.
Yes. Availability depends on date, group size, and course rules, and confirmation is required before treating the plan as fixed.
Golf course dress code, clubhouse etiquette, arrival time, and play rules should be shared before departure.
Weather handling follows course rules and same-day conditions. Onsen, dining, or local alternatives can be considered as backup options.