Strategic hill golf minutes from Okayama Airport

Shin-Okayama Golf Club sits in the hills north of Okayama city, opened on November 27, 1974 to a design by Keiji Matsuyama. Its 18 holes play to a par of 72 and use the natural lie of the land, giving a layout the club describes as full of individuality and high strategic interest. The greens are single greens of CY-2 bent, and the region's famously mild climate keeps the course playable throughout the year.

Natural terrain, beautiful scenery, and a sunny climate all year round.

Riding carts with a navigation system make it easy to find your way on a first visit, and the clubhouse has a restaurant, lounge and bath for after the round. Location is the big draw for travellers: Okayama Airport is about ten minutes away by taxi, and the Shinkansen stop at Okayama Station around 25 minutes, so a round fits neatly into a trip along the Sanyo line. Afterwards, spend time in Okayama city at Korakuen, one of Japan's celebrated landscape gardens, beside the black walls of Okayama Castle, or head to the preserved merchant quarter of Kurashiki. Drivers can reach the club in about 15 minutes from the Okayama IC on the Sanyo Expressway.