Kamo Country Club

Kamo Country Club is a private course in Takaya Town, Higashihiroshima, designed by Seizo Tomisawa and built in 1976. The layout spans an impressive 7,318 yards with a course rating of 75.3, among the longer and more demanding courses found anywhere in Hiroshima prefecture. Multiple tee options give golfers of various abilities a way to enjoy the round despite its overall length, and the club provides golf carts, caddies, and golf club rentals, along with a driving range and practice bunker for warming up. Walking is permitted, and the club offers on-site dining, operating year-round. As a private facility, access typically requires membership or an introduction from an existing member. Kamo Country Club's considerable length and high course rating make it one of the more serious tests of golf in the region, appealing to accomplished players looking for a genuine championship-caliber challenge. Its design by Seizo Tomisawa, an architect known for several notable Japanese courses, adds further credibility to the layout. For CoGolfers members with access to Kamo Country Club, this demanding private course offers a genuine test of golf, and the CoGolfers community can help facilitate introductions for interested players.