Kaho Golf Club

Kaho Golf Club has operated as a public parkland course in Iizuka city since 1975, playing 6,610 yards from the blue tees with white and red tee options at down to 5,074 yards, carrying a 73.1 rating and 123 slope over bent grass greens. Being public rather than semi-private, the club tends to welcome walk-up visitors more readily than several of its Iizuka neighbors, and it offers golf carts, club rental, a driving range, practice bunker, and restaurant facilities. Iizuka city's genuine cluster of golf courses, including JR Uchino Country Club, Fukuoka Lakeside Country Club, Satsuki Golf Club's Ryuo Course, and a Kitakyushu Country Club location, all at separate addresses, makes it one of the strongest multi-round golf destinations in northern Fukuoka, and Kaho's approachable, mid-length layout makes it a good fit for a group looking for an easier round between more demanding stops. Iizuka itself, a former coal-mining center now diversified into logistics and other industries, retains pockets of mining-era heritage worth a visit for golfers interested in the region's industrial history. Golfers planning a multi-course Iizuka golf trip through CoGolfers can include Kaho as a comfortable, approachable stop, and posting an open game here is a good way to find local company for the round.