Glissando Golf Club

Glissando Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Mitsuteru Kobayashi and opened in 1991 (originally as The Privilege Golf Club, renamed Glissando in 2003), the course spans 990,000 square meters across the Hokuso Plateau's undulating terrain.

The course plays to a par 72 at 6,848 yards from the championship tees, with a course rating of 72.3. It features Bent grass greens and is characterized by its graceful elevation changes and numerous lakes strategically positioned throughout the layout. The distinctive clubhouse, styled after a medieval castle, contributes to the course's elegant atmosphere and sense of escape from everyday surroundings.

The course accommodates competitive play, hosting professional tournaments. Notable features include designated drive-and-approach holes (holes 5, 11 for longest drive; holes 7, 14 for nearest pin competitions). The challenging layout offers multiple tee options with varying yardages for different skill levels, from championship at 6,873 yards to ladies' tees at 5,392 yards. All water hazards are classified as penalty areas, and soft spikes are required.