Onomichi Uzushio Country Club

Onomichi Uzushio Country Club is a semi-private parkland course in Harada-cho, Onomichi, built in 1985 and spanning 6,624 yards with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123. The course features korai grass greens, giving it a distinctive playing surface, and the club offers golf carts, a driving range, putting green, and on-site restaurant. Open year-round and accepting major credit cards, the venue serves both local members and visiting golfers. The club's name references the famous whirlpools, or uzushio, found in the straits near Onomichi and the Shimanami Kaido, one of Japan's most scenic cycling routes connecting Honshu to Shikoku across a series of bridges. Golfers visiting this course can easily combine their round with sightseeing along the Shimanami Kaido or exploring Onomichi's famous hillside temples and narrow lanes. The course's moderate length and rating make it a fair test for golfers of various abilities. For CoGolfers members visiting Onomichi for its scenery and cycling culture, Onomichi Uzushio Country Club offers a convenient golf option, and the CoGolfers platform can help connect visiting golfers with locals in the area.