Misaki Country Club

Misaki Country Club has operated as a semi-private parkland course in Misaki-cho, on the southwestern tip of Osaka prefecture, since 1965, playing 6,751 yards from the blue tees over bent and Korai grass greens with a 70.8 rating and a notably steep 131 slope for a course of its length. The club enforces a soft-spikes-only policy, reflecting the greenkeeping standards typical of its era's more carefully maintained Kansai clubs, and offers golf carts, GPS units, caddies, and club rentals alongside a driving range and putting green for warming up. The clubhouse includes an on-site restaurant, and the course operates year round in what is one of the mildest corners of Osaka prefecture given its coastal, southern-facing position. Misaki-cho sits at the southern tip of the Senshu region, looking out toward the Kii Channel and Awaji Island, giving the area a genuinely coastal character distinct from the inland courses found closer to Osaka city. The town shares its immediate vicinity with Osaka Golf Club, one of the prefecture's oldest courses, giving golfers visiting this southern tip of Osaka two well-established options within a short distance of each other. The combination of coastal scenery and a genuinely testing slope rating has made Misaki a respected stop for golfers exploring the far south of the prefecture. Golfers heading to Osaka's southern coastline for a round through CoGolfers can consider Misaki Country Club, and the community is a good place to find others making the trip out to this scenic corner of the prefecture.