Aigi Country Club

愛岐カントリークラブ

Gifu Prefecture • Hilly

Holes

108

Par

10,612

Distance

About This Course

Aigi Country Club is a vast 27-hole golf facility set on expansive rolling hills in Gifu Prefecture. Comprising three courses—Central, East, and West—it offers a strategic yet enjoyable challenge suitable for players of all skill levels. The Central and East courses are known for their tournament-level layout and length, while the shorter West course emphasizes accuracy and thoughtful club selection. Surrounded by natural beauty, including towering ancient trees and local wildlife, the club provides a relaxing atmosphere. After a round, guests can unwind in spacious bath facilities and enjoy a meal in the calm, inviting restaurant.

Yoshiichi Murakami, Yoshimasa Abe

Designer

1964

Established

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

108

Distance

10,612 yards

Course Area, m²

1,650,000

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Hilly

Designer

Yoshiichi Murakami, Yoshimasa Abe

Location

Gifu Prefecture

Established

1964

Practice Range

Practice Range Distance

220 yards

Practice Stalls

You can practice at this course! Take advantage of the practice range to warm up before your round or work on your skills.

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Playing Tips

The course sits on rolling hills with noticeable elevation changes, so choose clubs based on uphill and downhill lies rather than yardage alone.

Central and East courses are longer and play like tournament layouts, so prioritize a solid tee shot and position to leave manageable approach distances.

The shorter West course rewards accuracy over distance—favor fairway finding and conservative club selection into tighter greens.

Bentgrass greens are generally true but can run faster on warm, dry days, so focus on pace control and reading subtle breaks.

Exposed tees and ridgelines can amplify wind effects, so check wind direction and adjust aim and club selection accordingly.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

The area has hot, humid summers with an early-summer rainy season (tsuyu) and occasional late-summer typhoon influence, while spring and autumn are generally mild and pleasant; winters bring cooler temperatures and occasional frost on cold mornings.

Best Season to Play

Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–November) are the best times to play for comfortable temperatures and stable course conditions; avoid the early-summer rainy season and the hottest, most humid months if possible.

Dress Code

During play, please wear a collared sports shirt with a fold-over collar (turtlenecks are acceptable). Additionally, if you wear shorts or other short pants, please wear high socks.

Shoes Specification

Soft spikes recommended