Yashima Country Club

屋島カントリークラブ

Kagawa Prefecture • Mountainous

Holes

Par

6,636

Distance

About This Course

Yashima Country Club is a mountain course located on a high plateau offering stunning views of Shido Bay and Yashima. The layout features several tricky holes and varied terrain, with fairways that have noticeable elevation changes and are relatively narrow, requiring precise shots. The course demands skill to read and adapt to the subtle breaks on the greens, which are bentgrass and gently contoured, making putting easier. Bunkers are shallow and few in number, adding to the overall approachable but engaging challenge. This course provides a rewarding experience amidst beautiful natural surroundings in Kagawa Prefecture.

Oba

Designer

1975

Established

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

6,636 yards

Course Area, m²

1,700,000

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Mountainous

Designer

Oba

Location

Kagawa Prefecture

Established

1975

Practice Range

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

Accuracy off the tee is crucial because many fairways are relatively narrow and elevation changes place a premium on position rather than distance.

Many holes play on a high plateau so be mindful of uphill and downhill yardages and adjust club selection accordingly.

Wind from the Seto Inland Sea can be a factor—check direction and strength before every hole as exposed tee shots and approaches will be affected.

Greens are bentgrass with gentle contours, so focus on lag putting and avoid overshooting the hole to save strokes.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

The course sits in the Seto Inland Sea climate zone with relatively mild winters, hot humid summers, occasional late-summer typhoons, and sometimes breezy conditions in spring and autumn that can noticeably affect club selection.

Best Season to Play

Best played in spring and autumn when temperatures are mild, winds are moderate, and visibility brings out the best views of Shido Bay and Yashima, while avoiding peak summer heat and late-summer typhoon season.