Mie can be reached from either Nagoya (Chubu Airport) or Kansai. Kintetsu limited-express trains run directly from Osaka and Nagoya into Ise-Shima, so a trip without a rental car is feasible.
Several clubs here run more than one course, so confirm which layout your plan covers. Some, such as Cocopa Resort, combine accommodation and golf on one site.
The Ise-Shima coast plays year round, though winter winds are strong. Accommodation is hard to secure at New Year and on public holidays when Ise Jingu draws crowds, so fix dates early.
Comparing a Japanese tee time on the headline green fee alone tends to produce a different number at the counter. Confirm whether cart, caddie or self play, lunch, locker and the local golf tax are included, then check rental clubs or shoes, minimum player counts, two-player supplements, payment method and whether overseas visitors can book. Clubs may also specify check-in times, dress codes and bathing etiquette, so submit player names accurately.
Two nights at an Ise-Shima resort, a morning visit to Ise Jingu followed by an afternoon round, then a final round around Tsu or Kameyama before flying out of Nagoya or Kansai. Ise Jingu is quietest early.
Mie Golf
