Waki Golf Club

Waki Golf Club is a semi-private parkland course in Waki-cho, Yamaguchi, designed by Mitsuaki Kobayashi and opened in 1995. The layout offers multiple tee options from 5,421 to 6,951 yards, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123, giving golfers of varying skill levels an appropriate challenge. The facility provides golf cart rentals, club rentals, practice amenities including a bunker and chipping area, and accommodates walking play. A teaching professional is available on-site, along with a restaurant and locker room facilities, rounding out a complete golf day. Waki-cho sits in eastern Yamaguchi prefecture, not far from Iwakuni and its famous Kintai Bridge, giving golfers the option to combine a round here with sightseeing at that iconic landmark. As one of the newer courses in the region, Waki Golf Club benefits from more modern design sensibilities and course conditioning. The teaching professional on staff adds value for golfers looking to work on their game during a visit. For CoGolfers members exploring eastern Yamaguchi near Iwakuni, Waki Golf Club offers a well-designed, modern round, and the CoGolfers app can help connect visiting golfers with local players in the area.