Ube 72 Country Club - Ajisu/Ebataike/Mannenike East/Mannenike West Courses

Ube 72 Country Club is one of the largest golf complexes in Yamaguchi prefecture, combining four full 18-hole courses at a single address in Ajisu, Ube -- the Ajisu Course (designed by Osamu Ueda and dating to 1960), the Ebataike Course (designed by Robert von Hagge and opened in 2000), and the Mannenike East and Mannenike West courses (dating to 1966 and 1975 respectively) -- for a combined total of 72 holes and a par of 289, giving the club its distinctive 72 name. Each course offers its own character, from the woodland Bermuda-grass Ajisu layout to the modern von Hagge-designed Ebataike Course and the two long-standing Mannenike layouts, giving golfers genuine variety across a single visit. The complex provides golf carts, caddies, club rentals, driving ranges, and a golf academy with teaching professionals across its courses, along with restaurant facilities. With four full courses to choose from, Ube 72 Country Club is exceptionally well suited to golf groups, tournaments, or multi-day visits where golfers want to sample different layouts without changing venues. This scale makes it one of the standout golf destinations in the Chugoku region. For CoGolfers members planning an extended golf trip to Ube, Ube 72 Country Club offers remarkable variety in one location, and the CoGolfers platform can help connect golfers looking to explore all four courses during their stay.