Shinyamaguchi Country Club

Shinyamaguchi Country Club is a semi-private course in Hofu, Yamaguchi, designed by Seiichi Inoue in 1952 and spanning 6,081 yards with a course rating of 70.7 and slope of 121. Bent grass greens and golf cart and club rentals support a comfortable round, and the facility includes a driving range, putting green, restaurant, and meeting facilities. A soft-spikes-only policy reflects careful turf management, and the club accepts major credit cards including JCB, Visa, and Mastercard. With more than seven decades of history, Shinyamaguchi Country Club is one of the older established golf clubs in Yamaguchi prefecture, designed by Seiichi Inoue, an architect associated with several notable early Japanese courses. Hofu is a historic city known for the Hofu Tenmangu Shrine, one of Japan's three major shrines dedicated to the deity of scholarship. The course's moderate length and rating make it approachable for a range of playing abilities. For CoGolfers members visiting Hofu for its historic shrine, Shinyamaguchi Country Club offers a golf option with genuine design pedigree nearby, and the CoGolfers app can help connect visiting golfers with local players in the area.