Matsunaga Country Club

Matsunaga Country Club is a private parkland-style course in Kamura-cho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima, designed by Giichi Sato and built in 1958. The layout features a course rating of 72.9 and slope of 123 across 6,617 yards, giving it a genuinely traditional character reflecting more than six decades of history. The club offers caddies and golf carts, along with a driving range and teaching professionals available for golfers looking to improve their game. Major credit cards including Visa and Mastercard are accepted. As a private facility, access typically requires membership or an introduction from an existing member, giving Matsunaga Country Club a more exclusive character than many of the semi-private clubs found throughout Fukuyama and the wider Hiroshima region. The design by Giichi Sato, an architect associated with several notable early Japanese golf courses, adds historical significance to a round here. Fukuyama's blend of castle history and industrial heritage gives visiting golfers plenty to explore beyond the course. For CoGolfers members with access to Matsunaga Country Club, this historic private course offers a genuine slice of Japanese golf history, and the CoGolfers community can help facilitate introductions for interested golfers.