Mikanohara Country Club

Mikanohara Country Club, in Kizugawa city in southern Kyoto prefecture, operates two full 18-hole courses, Kamo and Mikasa, sharing the same address and each playing to a par of 72 with yardages in the mid-6,200 to mid-6,400 range, giving the club 36 holes of regulation golf across its two distinct layouts. The Kamo and Mikasa course names reference local geography in this part of the Yamashiro basin, and the club sits not far from the separately operated Kamo Country Club nearby, giving Kizugawa city a genuine concentration of dual-course clubs bearing related local place names within a short distance of one another. Having two complete, independently playable courses gives visiting groups the option of a substantial multi-round trip without needing to travel to a second club, a practical convenience for golfers planning to spend more than a single day in the area. Kizugawa sits near the Kyoto-Nara border in an area with a long agricultural history, increasingly filled in with commuter suburbs as rail links to both historic cities have improved over recent decades. The semi-private classification of the Mikasa Course suggests visiting play is genuinely accessible alongside member rounds, making Mikanohara a workable option for golfers without a personal member connection. Golfers looking for a two-course visit in southern Kyoto prefecture through CoGolfers can consider Mikanohara Country Club, and the community is a good place to find a group interested in playing both its Kamo and Mikasa layouts.