Ooyodogawa Golf

Ooyodogawa Golf is an 18-hole public facility in Miyazaki city built in 1973 from two distinct nine-hole layouts sharing the same address: a Long Course playing 3,105 yards to a par of 36, and a Short Course playing a compact 915 yards to a par of 27, together giving the combined facility 18 holes and a par of 63. Both nines share Bent and Korai grass greens, and the pairing gives golfers genuine flexibility, whether they want a fuller nine-hole test on the Long Course or a quicker, more forgiving loop on the Short Course to work on the short game. Facilities include golf cart and club rentals, a driving range, and putting green, and the course welcomes walkers of all ages and abilities across both configurations. Sitting along the Oyodo river on the western edge of Miyazaki city, the course offers a genuinely accessible, budget-friendly golf option distinct from the prefecture's longer resort-style championship layouts closer to the coast. The combination of a proper nine and a short practice-style nine makes Ooyodogawa a good fit for family groups, beginners, or golfers short on time who still want to play a real round. Golfers new to golf or looking for a relaxed, low-cost round in Miyazaki city through CoGolfers can consider Ooyodogawa, and the community is a good place to find casual local company.