Golf on the Shores of Lake Biwa

Lake Biwa is Japan's largest lake, a vast inland sea whose shores have defined Shiga Prefecture's identity and ecology for millennia. Biwako Ohashi Golf Club, established in 1968 near Moriyama City, sits in this remarkable lakeside landscape and delivers a 27-hole experience framed by one of Japan's most iconic natural vistas. The Biwako Ohashi bridge, one of the engineering landmarks of the region, provides the course's named backdrop, and on clear days the surrounding panorama of the lake, the Hira mountain range, and the distant peaks beyond is simply extraordinary.

Japan's largest lake as your backdrop, 27 holes of gentle parkland: Biwako Ohashi is Shiga golf at its most scenic.

The course rating of 71.8 places it in comfortable, enjoyable territory, and the generally flat lakeside terrain makes for a relaxed, walkable round that suits golfers of all abilities. The location near the JR Biwako Line and within easy reach of both Kyoto and Osaka makes it one of the most accessible courses in the Kansai region, ideal for golfers who want to combine a round with a visit to the nearby Enryakuji temple complex on Mount Hiei or the castle town of Hikone.