Daisen Heigen Golf Club

Daisen Heigen Golf Club is a semi-private course in Hoki, Tottori, designed by Seizo Tomizawa and established in 1976. The layout stretches 7,068 yards from the back tees with a demanding course rating of 74.9 and slope of 131, making it one of the tougher tests in the Daisen area. Four tee options, ranging down to 5,529 yards, give golfers of different abilities a way to enjoy the course without being overwhelmed by its full length. Amenities include golf carts, caddies, a driving range, and practice bunkers, along with dining and locker room facilities for a complete day at the club. Set near Mount Daisen alongside several other golf clubs in the Hoki area, Daisen Heigen benefits from the same scenic mountain backdrop that makes this part of Tottori a popular golf destination. The club accepts major credit cards, making it convenient for visiting golfers as well as regular members. With multiple challenging courses concentrated around Mount Daisen, golfers can easily plan a multi-round visit to this part of the prefecture. CoGolfers members interested in testing their game against one of Tottori's more demanding layouts will find Daisen Heigen Golf Club a worthwhile stop, and the platform can help connect players for a round here.