Wild Duck Country Club (Accordia Golf)

Wild Duck Country Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Kamisu, Ibaraki Prefecture, accessible from the Sawara-Katori Interchange of the Kanto-Shibuya Expressway. The course features a flat terrain layout exceeding 7,000 yards with a par configuration that accommodates golfers of varying skill levels.

The design incorporates Japanese garden-style landscaping with strategic water hazards and subtle fairway undulations. Notable environmental features include prevailing winds from Kashima Bay and numerous water features throughout the course. The subtle topographical variations and hazard placement create distinct playing characteristics—enjoyable for recreational golfers while presenting significant challenges for competitive players.

Wild Duck gained prominence as the host venue for the 2008 GI Tournament, which marked professional golfer Ryo Ishikawa's tournament debut. The course architecture balances playability with competitive difficulty, offering both strategic interest and aesthetic appeal across its 18 holes.