Hanayashiki Golf Club - Hirono Course

Hanayashiki Golf Club's Hirono Course has played in Yokawa, a district of Miki city renowned for its concentration of Japan's most respected golf architecture, since 1973, stretching to 6,711 yards from the back tees. Yokawa sits in the immediate vicinity of Hirono Golf Club, widely regarded as one of the finest and most historically significant courses in all of Japan, and the shared 'Hirono' name for this course nods to that storied neighboring layout and its place in the local golf landscape. Despite that geographic proximity, Hanayashiki operates as its own separate club with a genuinely distinct membership and address from its more famous namesake nearby. The club also maintains a second, separately addressed course called the Yokawa Course elsewhere in the same district, giving Hanayashiki a real two-course footprint across this celebrated golf area. Having opened in the early 1970s, the course carries the mature character typical of clubs from that golden era of Japanese golf construction. Golfers exploring the legendary Yokawa golf district through CoGolfers can add Hanayashiki's Hirono Course to a visit that also takes in the area's other renowned layouts.