MY GOLF LANE

所沢市 (Tokorozawa) sits in the western reaches of Saitama Prefecture, where the Musashino Plateau gradually gives way to the forested hills of the Sayama area — a corridor long associated with golf in greater Tokyo. The city is home to some of the region's most storied clubs, and its dense concentration of courses reflects both the postwar golf boom that swept Japan and the practical reality of keeping a sport accessible to millions of metropolitan residents without the means or time for a full countryside escape.

MY GOLF LANE has the feel of a compact, urban-adjacent facility — the kind of venue that serves commuters, beginners, and regulars looking to sharpen their games close to home rather than a destination round. Layouts like this in the Tokorozawa area tend to reward precision and course management over raw power, playing through tighter corridors where local knowledge pays dividends.

Tokorozawa itself is best known for Seibu Dome and its baseball culture, but the surrounding Sayama Hills give the area genuine green character — wooded slopes and quiet terrain that can make even a modest course feel more removed from the city than the map suggests.