Hanna Country Club

Hanna Country Club has operated as a woodland-style resort course in Daito city, on Osaka's eastern fringe, since 1974, designed by architect Shunsuke Kato and stretching to 6,365 yards from the back tees with a 70.7 rating and 121 slope. Regular and ladies' tees bring the course down to 5,805 and 4,727 yards respectively, giving groups of mixed ability a genuinely playable round together. The course is distinguished by its turf combination of Pencross grass greens and Goryeo grass fairways, a pairing that gives the layout a firmer, more resilient playing surface through Osaka's hot, humid summer months. Facilities include golf carts, caddies, and club rentals, along with a restaurant and bar, banquet space, and even sauna access in the clubhouse, amenities that lean toward the resort side of Japan's golf club spectrum rather than a bare-bones municipal layout. The course is open to the public year round, making it more accessible than many of the private clubs clustered elsewhere in Osaka prefecture. Daito sits in the Kawachi region east of Osaka city, an area with a long agricultural and industrial history now increasingly residential, and Hanna's wooded setting offers a change of scenery from the surrounding suburbs. Golfers looking for a resort-style day out without leaving the greater Osaka area through CoGolfers can consider Hanna Country Club, and the community is a good place to arrange a group for its more relaxed, amenity-rich atmosphere.