Saitama is an inland prefecture located in the Kanto Plain, with about 2/3 of the area being flat land and the remaining 1/3 being mountainous. However, the flat land is densely populated with houses, and the ratio of forest courses created on flat land and hilly courses created on mountains is about half. There are about 83 golf courses, and there is a Saitama that covers the northern part of the Tokyo, so it is very easy to access from the city center. Especially golfers who live in the western part of Tokyo's 23 wards say Saitama when they go golfing.
Saitama is an area where many people who go to offices in the Tokyo live, so access to the golf course is excellent. In particular, the train transportation network is substantial, and private railway companies such as the JR Saikyo Line, Seibu Ikebukuro Line, and Tobu Tojo Line also use it. There are many golf courses that will pick you up by club bus to the nearest station. Expressway also stretches across the Tokyo Gaikan Expressway, Tohoku Expressway, Kan-Etsu Expressway, and Ken-O Expressway, and the Distance from the interchange to the golf course is also close.
Golf courses in Saitama Prefecture are close to Tokyo, so green fees are relatively high, but there are also many courses with good access and reasonable green fees. Tamagawa Country Club, located about 20 minutes from Higashimatsuyama Interchange on the Kan'etsu Expressway and about 20 minutes by club bus from Shinrin-koen Station on the Tobu Tojo Line, offers a good balance between the course content and green fees, and is a popular destination with many repeat customers. Saitama Golf Club operates a club bus that departs from Hanno Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line and passes through Koma-gawa Station on the JR Hachiko Line, proving to be extremely popular.