# Hiroshima Golf Club Suzugamine Course

> Oldest course in Hiroshima Prefecture

Golf course in Hiroshima. Book through Play Golf Tokyo: https://www.play-golf-tokyo.com/courses/hiroshima-golf-club-suzugamine-course

## Facts

- **Region:** Hiroshima
- **Address:** 413, Itsukaichicho-minaga, Saeki-ku, Hiroshima-shi Hiroshima 731-5122
- **Access:** ~25 min by car from hiroshima station
- **Type:** mountain
- **Holes / par:** 18 / 72
- **Course rating:** 70.5
- **Length:** Back 6,170 / Regular 5,670 yards
- **Designer:** Giichi Sato
- **Established:** 1952
- **Official website:** http://www.hiroshima-gc.net/
- **Tags:** Hiroshima, 18 Holes, Hilly Course, Parkland, Historic Course, Near Hiroshima, Visitors Welcome, Caddie Available, Self-Play Carts

## Good to know

- **Carts:** Riding carts with GPS navigation
- **Caddie:** Optional (caddie or self-play)
- **Greens:** Korai
- **Booking:** Guests can book online and via booking sites; member club with guest rates
- **Dress Code:** Jacket on arrival (not required June–September); collared shirts on course
- **Closed Days:** January 1
- **Practice Range:** Small on-site practice range (4 bays)

## About the course

Established in 1952, just seven years after the end of the Second World War, Hiroshima Country Club's Suzugamine Course carries a historical weight that no amount of renovation can erase. That it exists at all is a testament to the resilience of both the city and the sport. Located in the Saeki district of Hiroshima City, the course occupies wooded hillside terrain with a layout designed by Sato that has served the local golfing community for over seven decades. The Suzugamine Course is part of a prestigious multi-course club, alongside the equally celebrated Saijo Course.

### Opened in 1952 in a city rebuilt from ashes: _Suzugamine is one of Japan's most quietly significant courses._

The course plays to a rating of 69.5, reflecting a layout that rewards intelligent play rather than overpowering length. Tree-lined fairways, traditional Japanese green complexes, and the general atmosphere of a long-established members' club make every round here feel like a step back into a more considered era of the game. For golfers visiting Hiroshima's extraordinary peace memorials and museums, a round at Suzugamine adds a different but equally resonant dimension to the experience of the city.

## Play here

- **Request a tee time:** https://www.play-golf-tokyo.com/courses/hiroshima-golf-club-suzugamine-course#request (or with an AI assistant through the Play Golf Tokyo MCP server: https://mcp.play-golf-tokyo.com/mcp). Send preferred dates, time of day, format and players; our team books with the club in Japanese and emails the confirmation.
- **Open rounds to join:** https://www.play-golf-tokyo.com/community
- Green fees are paid at the club on the day.