Lions Country Club

Lions Country Club, in Miki city's celebrated Yokawa golf district, spreads three nine-hole courses -- White, Blue, and Red -- across its grounds that combine into three separate 18-hole pairings, each playing to a substantial par of 72. Sitting within Yokawa, an area renowned nationally for its concentration of respected golf architecture near the legendary Hirono Golf Club, Lions Country Club benefits from a genuinely prestigious neighborhood setting. The White/Blue combination stretches to 7,064 yards from the championship tees, giving the club real length among the district's many notable layouts. The three-color naming convention for its nines gives Lions Country Club an easily distinguishable identity among Yokawa's dense cluster of similarly structured multi-nine facilities. Miki's broader reputation as one of Japan's most golf-dense cities makes it easy to combine a round here with several other nearby clubs, particularly the many other Yokawa-district courses within a short drive. Golfers touring the renowned Yokawa golf district through CoGolfers can add Lions Country Club's three-nine rotation to that itinerary, and the community is a good place to find others planning a multi-day exploration of this storied golf area.