Aoshima Golf Club

Overview: Aoshima Golf Club presents 18 resort holes at par 72 on Miyazaki’s Pacific coast, with a current total of 7,018 yards. The official course description emphasizes the blue Hyuga Sea, the Aoshima landscape and a relatively gentle amount of elevation change. Palms, open fairways and the southern light give it a clear resort identity, while the length from the back tees leaves enough room for a serious championship-style round.

History: Aoshima opened on June 18, 1991, and the current Accordia record credits Mitsuaki Kobayashi. The course was established during Miyazaki’s growth as a warm-weather golf destination, with the coast and subtropical scenery used as part of the playing experience rather than hidden behind dense planting.

Did You Know? The official tourism description calls attention to the view of the sea and Aoshima, the small island that gives the area its name. The combination of ocean horizon, tropical vegetation and a long par-72 card is why Aoshima feels closer to a Pacific resort course than to a conventional inland Japanese parkland layout.