Chikushino Country Club

Chikushino Country Club, opened on November 10, 1974, is an 18‑hole Par-72 hilly course designed by Tokuyuki Miyoshi, spanning approximately 6,800 yards. Located about 10–15 km from the Chikushino IC, the course features gently rolling terrain with strategic variations that demand precise shot-making.

Practice facilities include a 200-yard driving range (11–20 bays), putting green, and bunker/approach areas. The clubhouse offers a restaurant, lockers, baths with sauna, competition room (up to 36 guests), and a pro shop. Play styles include both caddy-assisted and self, with five-seat carts available. No on-site lodging, but affiliated hotels are available.

The layout challenges players with a mix of downhill drives—like the breathtaking opening hole—water carries on holes 3 and 8, the signature “eel bed” S‑shaped 13th, and strategic approaches on holes 11. It caters to intermediate and advanced players with a high course rating of around 72.8 (back tees).

Visitors rate it highly for its strategic depth and diverse hole designs. The course is praised for its compelling test of skill and consistent maintenance.

Lunch highlights include savory tea soba and katsu‑toji set meals, with hearty breakfast and lunch options ranging from ¥720 to ¥2,000