Izumo Shrine Country Club

Izumo Shrine Country Club takes its name from the nearby Izumo Taisha, one of Japan's most revered Shinto shrines, and offers a parkland-style layout established in 1979 that stretches 6,758 yards with a course rating of 72.0 and slope of 123. Bent grass greens and a well-maintained parkland setting give the course a pleasant, traditional character typical of established Japanese country clubs. Amenities include golf carts, GPS technology, caddies, and club rentals, along with a driving range and a dedicated pitching and chipping area for short-game practice. The course operates year-round, giving golfers consistent access to this corner of the Chugoku region regardless of season. Izumo's deep cultural history, centered on its ancient shrine, makes this club a natural stop for golfers who want to pair a round with a visit to one of Japan's most significant religious sites. The semi-private status means visiting golfers can typically arrange a round without needing an existing membership connection. CoGolfers members exploring Shimane's blend of golf and culture will find Izumo Shrine Country Club a fitting destination, and the platform can help arrange games with local golfers who can share insight into both the course and the surrounding area's history.