Ono Toyo Golf Club

Ono Toyo Golf Club has played in the Hiyoshi district of Ono city since 1971, also designed by Osamu Ueda and stretching to a substantial 7,233 yards from the back tees. Ueda's design work across multiple Ono-area courses, including this one and the separately located Ono Golf Club nearby, has given this part of Hyogo's Banshu corridor a somewhat consistent architectural character shaped by a single prolific hand. The 'Toyo' element of the club's name, meaning ocean or broad expanse, may reference the layout's open character despite the course's inland setting well away from Hyogo's coastline. Its nearly 7,233-yard scale makes it one of the longer tests in the immediate Ono area, appealing to golfers seeking real distance alongside the region's classic 1970s-era design sensibilities. Ono's position within a genuine cluster of golf facilities across Miki, Kasai, and Ono itself makes the area a convenient base for a multi-course trip through central Hyogo. Having operated for over five decades, the course carries the mature, established character typical of clubs from this stage of Japan's golf boom. Golfers seeking Osamu Ueda's design work in Ono through CoGolfers can add Ono Toyo Golf Club to that exploration.