Fushio Golf Club

Fushio Golf Club, in Ikeda city on Osaka's northern edge, operates three nine-hole courses named East, South, and West, each playing to a par of 36 and combining in pairs to produce three separate par-72 eighteen-hole routings for members and visiting golfers. All three combinations share the same overall par, split evenly across the front and back nines regardless of which pairing is in play that day, giving the club a total of 27 genuinely distinct holes across its property. This three-nine format is common among Osaka's mid-century clubs and gives repeat visitors a different look each time they book a round, since the club rotates which pairing is set up on a given day. Ikeda city sits in the Settsu region of northern Osaka prefecture, close to the Hyogo border, and is perhaps best known nationally as the birthplace of instant ramen, invented there in the 1950s, giving golfers a distinctive local landmark to visit alongside their round. The area also hosts PGM Ikeda Country Club nearby, another of the region's three-nine combination clubs, giving this part of northern Osaka a genuine concentration of flexible, multi-nine golf facilities. The consistent par-72 scoring across all three of Fushio's pairings makes it straightforward for handicap tracking regardless of which combination a golfer happens to play on a given visit. Golfers in northern Osaka looking for a flexible, multi-round golf experience through CoGolfers can consider Fushio Golf Club, and the community is a good place to find a group interested in trying more than one of its nine-hole pairings.