Ono Golf Club

Ono Golf Club has played in Ono city, carrying the same straightforward name as its host city, since 1961, designed by Osamu Ueda and stretching to 6,935 yards from the back tees. As one of the earlier clubs built by the prolific Ueda, whose design work appears repeatedly across Hyogo's Banshu golf corridor, Ono Golf Club predates several of his later projects in the same region. Ono city sits within a genuine cluster of golf facilities alongside neighboring Miki and Kasai, and the club's simple city-namesake identity has made it something of an anchor point within that broader Banshu golf district. Having opened in 1961, the course is among the oldest in the immediate Ono area, reflecting the more traditional, tightly routed design approach common to Japan's first postwar golf construction wave. Its substantial length from the back tees gives it genuine standing even among the area's many later, longer-yardage competitors. The area's density of golf facilities makes Ono a natural stop for a multi-course trip through this part of Hyogo. Golfers exploring the Banshu golf corridor through CoGolfers can include Ono Golf Club as one of the district's more historically established options.