Nichinan Kushima Golf Course

Nichinan Kushima Golf Course operates as a resort-style facility in Kushima city, at the southern end of Miyazaki's scenic Nichinan coastline, playing 6,479 yards over a full complement of practice amenities including a driving range, bunker, chipping area, putting green, and a dedicated practice hole, an unusually complete practice setup for a course of its size. Golf carts and caddies are both available, along with dining and full clubhouse facilities. Kushima city sits at the southernmost point of Miyazaki prefecture, close to the border with Kagoshima, and the surrounding Nichinan coast is known for its dramatic Devil's Washboard rock formations, subtropical palm groves, and the Cape Toi wild horse reserve, giving golfers visiting the course a genuinely scenic and distinctive part of Kyushu to explore beyond the round itself. Being a resort facility, the course tends to welcome walk-up visitors and vacationing groups more readily than the region's private member clubs. The coastal, subtropical setting keeps the course playable and pleasant even in the winter months when much of the rest of Japan is too cold for comfortable golf. Golfers planning a Nichinan coastal road trip through CoGolfers can add a round at Kushima to the itinerary, and the community is a good place to find others exploring this scenic southern stretch of Miyazaki.