Daisen Golf Club

Daisen Golf Club is a private course in Hoki, Tottori, designed by Osamu Ueda and established in 1970 near the base of Mount Daisen, the highest peak in the Chugoku region. Spanning 7,167 yards with a course rating of 75.4, the layout offers a demanding test that takes full advantage of the mountain's dramatic backdrop. Members and guests enjoy motorized carts, caddies, club rentals, and dining at the clubhouse restaurant, giving the club a polished, traditional country club atmosphere. As a private facility, access typically requires membership or an introduction, giving it a more exclusive character than many of the semi-private courses found in Tottori. The Mount Daisen area is a well-known destination for both golf and outdoor recreation, drawing visitors for hiking and scenic views in addition to its several golf clubs. Daisen Golf Club's long history, dating back over five decades, has helped it build a strong reputation among golfers in the region. For CoGolfers members with access to private clubs or introductions through members, Daisen Golf Club offers one of the more prestigious rounds available in Tottori, set against a striking natural landmark. The CoGolfers community can help facilitate connections for golfers hoping to arrange a visit.