Izumisano Country Club

Izumisano Country Club, in Izumisano city near Kansai International Airport in southern Osaka prefecture, operates three independent nine-hole courses named Inakura, Inunaki, and Osaka Bay, each playing to a par of 36 in its own right rather than being designed as complementary halves of a single eighteen. The Osaka Bay Course, the newest of the three, opened in 1972 as a semi-private, parkland-style layout with bent grass greens, and all three nines can be paired together for a full eighteen-hole round, giving the club 27 holes total across its property. Yardages across the three nines run from roughly 3,100 to nearly 3,400 yards from the longer tees, giving each pairing a genuinely substantial full-round length in the mid-to-high 6,000-yard range. Izumisano city sits directly inland from Kansai International Airport, which opened on reclaimed land in Osaka Bay in the 1990s, giving the club's own bay-referencing course name a fitting local connection even though the airport itself came decades after the club's founding. The area's proximity to the airport makes Izumisano Country Club a genuinely convenient option for golfers with a flight to catch or one just landed, wanting to fit in a round without traveling far into central Osaka. With three separate nines rather than a shared set of combination courses, Izumisano offers a slightly different structure from many of its Osaka-area peers. Golfers near Kansai Airport looking for a substantial round through CoGolfers can consider Izumisano Country Club, and the community is a good place to find others nearby for a game before or after a flight.