Miyazu Country Club

Miyazu Country Club has operated as a semi-private course open to the public in Miyazu city, on Kyoto prefecture's northern coast, since 1978, playing 6,638 yards from the back tees with a 73.1 rating and 123 slope, and shorter options down to 5,150 yards for ladies' play. The club offers golf cart rentals, a practice putting green, and a full restaurant and locker room setup, accepting JCB, Visa, UC, and Diners cards for green fees and amenities alike. Miyazu is best known nationally as the home of Amanohashidate, a narrow pine-covered sandbar stretching across Miyazu Bay that ranks among Japan's three most celebrated scenic views alongside Matsushima and Miyajima, drawing visitors from across the country to see it, traditionally viewed by bending over and looking at it upside down between one's legs. Golfers visiting Miyazu Country Club have easy access to this famous landmark, making the club a natural stop on a broader northern Kyoto sightseeing itinerary rather than a standalone golf destination. The course's coastal northern location gives it a cooler, more maritime climate than the courses clustered around Kyoto city itself. Golfers combining a round with a visit to one of Japan's most celebrated scenic views through CoGolfers can consider Miyazu Country Club, and the community is a good place to find others planning a trip to this iconic stretch of coastline.