Fukuyama Country Club

Fukuyama Country Club is a semi-private course in Kannabe-cho, Fukuyama, designed by Hirochika Tomizawa and built in 1971. The layout features bent and korai grass greens across 6,726 yards, giving the course a traditional Japanese playing character. The club offers golf carts and caddie services, along with a driving range and putting green for practice. On-site dining and conference amenities round out the facility, making it suitable for both casual rounds and small group events. The course operates year-round with seasonal closures on Mondays, a common pattern among Japan's established country clubs. Fukuyama, one of Hiroshima prefecture's larger cities, is known for its castle and its position along the Sanyo corridor connecting Osaka and Hiroshima. Golfers passing through the area for business or travel will find Fukuyama Country Club a convenient stop for a traditional round of golf. With more than five decades of history, the club has built a strong local reputation over the years. For CoGolfers members visiting Fukuyama, this club offers an easy, well-established golf option, and the CoGolfers platform can help connect visiting golfers with local players in the area.