Chisan Onga Country Club

Chisan Onga Country Club is a 27-hole facility in Onga town built from three nines, Genkai, Onga, and Tsukushi, first opened between 1973 and 1974 and combining into full par-72 rounds under the names Genkai/Onga, Tsukushi/Genkai, and Tsukushi/Onga. Yardages across the three pairings run from roughly 5,938 to 6,300 yards from the back tees, making this one of the more forgiving 27-hole complexes in the prefecture, with ratings between 69.2 and 70.7 depending on the combination chosen. The semi-private club features bent grass greens throughout and offers golf carts, caddies, club rental, a driving range, and on-site dining, with Visa, Diners, and JCB all accepted. Walking is permitted, an option that suits the course's gentler overall length. Onga town sits in the river valley of the same name in northern Fukuoka, an area known for its agricultural land and quieter pace compared with the busier Kitakyushu and Fukuoka city golf clusters. The more modest yardage across all three nines makes Chisan Onga a good choice for club groups or higher-handicap golfers looking for a full day of golf without the pressure of a championship-length test. Golfers using CoGolfers to plan an Onga-area visit can note which combination suits their group's ability level when posting an open game here.