Ono Grand Country Club - Old Course

Ono Grand Country Club's Old Course has played in the Nakatani district of Ono city since 1976, offering tee options from 5,398 to 6,421 yards. The club also operates a separately named New Course at the same broader facility, giving Ono Grand Country Club a genuine two-course identity within Ono's already golf-dense landscape, though the Old Course maintains its own distinct routing and character within the property. Its 1976 opening places the Old Course among the mid-1970s wave of Japanese golf construction, built as demand for golf continued expanding rapidly across the Banshu region. Ono's position within a genuine cluster of golf facilities alongside neighboring Miki and Kasai makes it a natural stop for golfers building a multi-course trip through central Hyogo. The five-tee system, spanning over 1,000 yards between its shortest and longest markers, gives the Old Course real flexibility for groups of mixed playing ability. Having operated for nearly half a century, the layout carries the mature, established character typical of clubs from this stage of Japan's golf construction boom. Golfers exploring Ono's cluster of golf facilities through CoGolfers can include Ono Grand Country Club's Old Course in that tour.