Regus Crest Golf Club - Grand/Royal Courses

Regus Crest Golf Club in Akitakata, Hiroshima, is a private 36-hole facility combining its Grand Course and Royal Course at a single address, both designed by the team of Robert Trent Jones Jr., Donald Knott, and Gary Linn, giving the complex genuine design pedigree. The Grand Course, which opened in 1993, stretches 6,871 yards and incorporates water hazards into several greens for added strategic challenge, while the Royal Course, opened in 1994, spans an even longer 7,063 yards from the black tees, together combining for 36 holes at a total par of 144. Both courses feature a links-style character and offer golf carts, caddies, a driving range, putting green, and on-site restaurant. As a private club, access typically requires membership or an introduction from an existing member. With two Trent Jones-designed courses at one location, Regus Crest Golf Club ranks among the more architecturally significant golf destinations in Hiroshima prefecture, appealing to golfers who appreciate playing courses from internationally recognized designers. For CoGolfers members with access to this private complex, Regus Crest offers two genuinely distinct championship tests in one visit, and the CoGolfers community can help facilitate introductions for golfers hoping to experience both layouts.