Mihara Country Club

Mihara Country Club is a semi-private course in Nutahigashi-cho, Mihara, Hiroshima, established in 1968 and featuring a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123 across 6,557 yards. The club offers golf carts, a driving range, and putting green, along with a restaurant and locker rooms for a complete day of golf. Walking is permitted, and the course operates year-round while accepting major credit cards. As one of the longer-established clubs in the Mihara area, Mihara Country Club has built a solid reputation over more than five decades, joining a genuine concentration of golf facilities in this part of eastern Hiroshima prefecture. The course's moderate length and fair rating make it a good option for golfers of varying skill levels looking for an enjoyable, well-balanced round. Mihara itself is known for its lantern festival and coastal scenery along the Seto Inland Sea, giving visiting golfers plenty to explore beyond their time on the course. For CoGolfers members touring the Mihara golf cluster, Mihara Country Club offers a classic, well-established option, and the CoGolfers platform can help connect visiting golfers with locals familiar with the area's several courses.