Otagawa Golf Club

Otagawa Golf Club is a public executive-style course in Asaminami-ku, Hiroshima City, that opened in 1961 and plays to a par of 62 across 3,913 yards from the back tees, making it a shorter, quicker round compared to full championship-length courses. Named for the Ota River that runs through Hiroshima City, the course offers golf carts, pull carts, a driving range, pitching and chipping area, and putting green, giving golfers a compact but complete set of practice facilities. Walking is permitted throughout the round, and the course accepts credit cards while operating year-round. As an executive-style course within Hiroshima City itself, Otagawa Golf Club is a practical option for residents and visitors looking for a faster round without traveling out to the prefecture's longer, more rural courses. Its shorter format also makes it a good choice for golfers working on their iron play and short game, since the layout emphasizes precision over length. With more than six decades of history, the course has served generations of Hiroshima-area golfers looking for a convenient in-city option. For CoGolfers members based in Hiroshima City short on time, Otagawa Golf Club offers a quick, enjoyable round, and the CoGolfers app can help find playing partners for a casual game.