With views of the greenery of Musashino and the mountains of Chichibu and Tama in the distance, the 7100-yard, 18-hole course is embraced comfortably by the arms of nature. The slopes and undulations from tee to green on each hole do not add extra burden to the golfers. The front nine fairways are broad, allowing for focused tee shots, while the back nine offer almost panoramic views of the distance from tee to green on most holes. The short par-3 17th hole is a beautiful challenge with a water hazard.

Built on the Tama Hills, the 18 holes designed by Master Seiichi Inoue highlight the natural terrain, offering a magnificent and grandiose style. Having hosted numerous international elimination matches, the course is strategically demanding. With many bunkers, mastering their strategy will significantly impact the score. The final short-distance hole, the 18th, has witnessed many miraculous moments during elimination matches, making it a renowned hole. Every year, fierce competition unfolds here during the "Japan Golf JT Cup."