Oriental Golf Club

Oriental Golf Club has played in the Kuchiyokawa district of Miki city since 1992, offering tee options from 5,253 to 6,770 yards. Miki's status as one of Hyogo's most golf-dense cities puts Oriental Golf Club within easy reach of dozens of other courses, and its evocative name adds another distinctive identity to a city already home to a striking variety of club names and themes. The course's early-1990s opening places it among the last significant additions to Miki's golf landscape before Japan's construction boom began winding down through the following decade. Kuchiyokawa district hosts several other notable Miki clubs within a short distance, including the separately located Minagi Golf Club nearby, making this stretch of the city a convenient base for a multi-course visit. The club's flexible tee system accommodates a range of playing abilities within the same group. Having operated for over three decades, the course carries a well-established character despite its relatively later construction date compared to Miki's oldest 1960s clubs. Golfers building a Miki-area golf tour through CoGolfers can add Oriental Golf Club to that itinerary, and the community is a good place to find others planning a multi-course visit to this golf-dense city.