Osaka Golf Club

Holes 18 | Par 72 | Length 5854 m / 6402 y | Type Parkland | Architect Osamu Ueda

Osaka Golf Club was established in 1937 and is a championship course designed by Osamu Ueda. The course is renowned as being one of the most difficult courses in Japan partly because it is located beside the sea and is often affected by the prevailing winds. There are plenty of elevation changes and many of the greens have two tiers which makes putting very difficult if you get in the wrong position. Club selection on the par-3s is especially challenging when the wind blows.

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Condition 5
Facilities 5
Pace of play 5
Service 5
Overall 5
Review Score 5
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Osaka Golf Club - Course Reviews 1 review

Fantastic course with great views over the bay

Reviewed by David P; on 24 May 2020

A wonderful course with plenty of elevation changes and some very daunting tee shots on the par 3's. If its windy it become almost unplayable at times.