Okayama International Golf Club

Okayama International Golf Club is a semi-private parkland course in Soja, Okayama, established in 1968 and featuring bent grass greens across its 6,890-yard layout, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123. Both cart and caddie services are offered, along with a restaurant and putting green for golfers to enjoy before or after their round. Five different tee options, ranging from 5,193 yards for ladies to the full 6,890-yard championship tees, make the course accessible to golfers across a wide range of abilities. Soja's rich historical setting, including the ancient Kibiji temple trail and the Kinojo mountain fortress ruins, gives visiting golfers plenty to explore beyond the course itself. As one of several well-regarded clubs in the Soja area, Okayama International Golf Club adds to the region's appeal for golfers planning a multi-round visit. The club's international-sounding name suggests an openness to visiting and traveling golfers alongside its local membership. For CoGolfers members exploring golf in the Soja area, Okayama International Golf Club is a solid choice with good variety in tee options, and the CoGolfers platform can help arrange games with local golfers familiar with the course.