Rosewood Golf Club

Rosewood Golf Club has played in Ono city since 1993, designed by Mitsuaki Kobayashi and stretching to 6,570 yards from the back tees down to 4,920 yards from the red markers. Managed under the Accordia Golf group, one of Japan's largest golf course operators, Rosewood benefits from the standardized booking and amenity systems shared across that company's national network of properties. Ono sits within Hyogo's dense Banshu golf corridor alongside neighboring Miki and Kasai, giving Rosewood Golf Club easy proximity to dozens of other courses for golfers building a multi-course trip through the area. Its early-1990s opening places it among the later additions to this already crowded golf landscape, arriving with more contemporary conditioning standards than the region's oldest 1960s and 1970s clubs. The evocative Rosewood name gives the club a distinctive identity within an area that hosts many similarly themed course names. Having operated for over three decades, the layout carries a well-established character typical of clubs from this stage of Japan's golf construction era. Golfers organizing a Banshu-area golf tour through CoGolfers can add Rosewood Golf Club to that itinerary, and the community is a good place to find others exploring this golf-dense part of central Hyogo.