Kashima Country Club

Kashima Country Club is a semi-private woodland course in Minamisoma, on Fukushima's northern Pacific coast, established in 1976. The 18-hole, par-72 layout offers three tee options with yardages from 4,384 to 6,863 yards, making it approachable for golfers of varying ability. Set among trees typical of the woodland style, the course provides a shaded, scenic round distinct from the more open coastal or resort-style layouts found elsewhere in Fukushima. Golf carts, club rentals, a driving range, practice bunker, and chipping area round out the facility's offerings, giving golfers everything they need to warm up before a round. Minamisoma's position on Fukushima's northern coast makes it a somewhat quieter golf destination compared to busier areas like Iwaki further south, appealing to golfers looking for a more relaxed pace of play. The club has a long history dating back nearly five decades, giving it an established character among the region's country clubs. For CoGolfers members exploring golf along Fukushima's northern coastline, Kashima Country Club offers a peaceful woodland setting worth the visit. Connecting with local golfers through the CoGolfers platform can help visitors get a feel for the course conditions and make the most of a trip to this part of the prefecture.