Awaji Country Club

Awaji Country Club has operated on Awaji Island, connected to the Hyogo mainland by the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, since 1963, playing 6,760 yards on an island best known nationally for its onions, flower fields, and as a popular weekend destination from both Kobe and Osaka. The bridge connection, completed decades after the club's founding, transformed Awaji from a ferry-only destination into an easy day trip, and golf has become one of the island's more popular recreational draws alongside its beaches and gardens. Having operated since 1963, the club is among the older golf facilities on the island, predating much of Awaji's later tourism development. The island's mild climate and rolling coastal terrain give the course a distinct character from the mainland Hyogo clubs, often with more open sea views and gentler year-round conditions. Awaji's convenient bridge access makes a golf trip there a realistic day excursion rather than requiring an overnight stay. Golfers planning an Awaji Island visit through CoGolfers can pair a round at Awaji Country Club with the island's other attractions, and the community is a good place to find others interested in this scenic corner of Hyogo.