Tamatsukuri Onsen Country Club

Tamatsukuri Onsen Country Club is a semi-private course near Matsue, the capital of Shimane prefecture, established in 1969 and spanning 6,851 yards to a par of 72. The club takes its name from the nearby Tamatsukuri hot spring area, one of Japan's oldest and most celebrated onsen districts, giving golfers an easy way to combine a round of golf with a relaxing soak. Golf carts, caddies, and rental clubs are available, along with a driving range, chipping area, and putting green for practice. Walking is permitted, and the course operates year-round, with an on-site restaurant for dining after the round. Matsue itself is known for its well-preserved castle and lakeside setting on Lake Shinji, giving visitors plenty to explore beyond the golf course. The pairing of golf and onsen culture at Tamatsukuri Onsen Country Club makes it a particularly appealing stop for travelers looking to unwind as part of their trip. For CoGolfers members visiting Matsue, this club offers a classic, relaxing golf experience close to one of Japan's most historic hot spring towns, and the CoGolfers platform can help arrange a round with fellow golfers making the same trip.