Hibiscus Golf Club

Hibiscus Golf Club has operated as a semi-private facility in Sadowara town since 1989, playing 6,920 yards from the championship tees with a 73.1 rating and 123 slope, and additional tee options down to 5,453 yards for the ladies. The tropical-flower name reflects Miyazaki prefecture's subtropical climate and reputation as one of Japan's mildest, most resort-friendly regions, popular for golf trips year-round including the winter months when much of the rest of the country is too cold to play comfortably. Facilities include golf carts, caddies, club rentals, a driving range, putting green, restaurant, and lounge, and the club accepts JCB, Visa, UC, DC, and UFJ credit cards. Sadowara town has become a genuine golf cluster, also hosting Aiwa Miyazaki Golf Club and the three-nine Miyazaki Kokusai Golf Club at separate nearby addresses, making the area a strong base for a multi-round Miyazaki golf trip. Having operated for well over three decades, Hibiscus carries the settled, well-conditioned character typical of Japan's established resort-region clubs. Golfers planning a Sadowara-area golf trip through CoGolfers can compare Hibiscus against its town neighbors, and checking the community for local members is a good way to plan a multi-course visit to this popular golf cluster.