Kamo Country Club - Kizugawa Course

Kamo Country Club, in the Kamo district of Kizugawa city in southern Kyoto prefecture, operates two full 18-hole courses, East and West, sharing the same address and each playing to a par of 72, giving the club 36 holes of regulation golf across its property. Kizugawa city sits in the Yamashiro basin near the Kyoto-Nara border, an area with a long agricultural history now increasingly filled in with suburban development, and the city also hosts the separately named Mikanohara Country Club's Kamo and Mikasa courses nearby, giving this part of southern Kyoto prefecture a genuine cluster of dual-course clubs within a short distance of each other. Having two complete courses under one membership allows repeat visitors to experience a genuinely different eighteen holes on return trips, a practical advantage for golfers planning more than one round during a visit to the area. The Kamo district itself takes its name from the Kamo river system, distinct from Kyoto city's own Kamo River despite the shared name, reflecting a common naming pattern across the wider region. Kamo Country Club's position within Kizugawa's small but genuine dual-course golf cluster makes it a natural stop for golfers touring southern Kyoto prefecture's courses. Golfers looking for a two-round visit to this part of southern Kyoto through CoGolfers can consider Kamo Country Club, and the community is a good place to find a group interested in playing both its East and West courses.