Miki Seven Hundred Club

Miki Seven Hundred Club has played in the Shijimi district of Miki city since 1979, offering 6,637 yards from the blue tees down to 5,478 yards from the red, women's markers. The club sits within Shijimi and neighboring Yokawa, districts renowned nationally for their concentration of top-tier golf architecture near the legendary Hirono Golf Club, giving Miki Seven Hundred Club a genuinely prestigious golf neighborhood despite its own more understated identity. Managed under the Accordia Golf group, one of Japan's largest golf operators, the club benefits from standardized booking and amenity systems shared across that company's national portfolio. Its distinctive 'Seven Hundred' name likely references an elevation or historical measurement tied to the property, giving the club a memorable identity among Miki's dense cluster of similarly themed course names. Having opened in 1979, the course reflects the design sensibilities of Japan's major golf construction boom at its height. Miki's status as one of the country's most golf-dense cities makes it easy to pair a round here with several other nearby clubs. Golfers touring the renowned Shijimi and Yokawa golf district through CoGolfers can add Miki Seven Hundred Club to that itinerary.