Okayama Kasumibashi Golf Club

Okayama Kasumibashi Golf Club is a compact nine-hole public course in Tsurajima-cho, Kurashiki, established in 1930 and designed by Joe E. Crane, making it one of the oldest golf facilities in Okayama prefecture. The course spans 3,001 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 32.6 and slope of 110, offering a shorter, more approachable round than the prefecture's many full-length 18-hole courses. Golf cart rentals are available, along with a café and restaurant, and the course welcomes walking players in keeping with its traditional, historic character. A dress code requiring collared shirts applies, and metal spikes are permitted, reflecting the club's long-standing conventions. With nearly a century of history, Okayama Kasumibashi Golf Club offers a genuine connection to the early days of golf in this part of Japan. Its shorter format makes it a good option for golfers with limited time, those looking to practice their short game, or newer players easing into the sport. For CoGolfers members in the Kurashiki area looking for a quicker, historically rich round, Okayama Kasumibashi Golf Club is a worthwhile stop, and the CoGolfers app can help connect golfers interested in playing this classic nine-hole layout together.