Enagic Sedake Country Club

Overview: Above Oura Bay, Sedake gives golfers 18 holes at par 73 on a hill in Nago, northern Okinawa. The setting gives the routing a coastal outlook without reducing it to a beach course: the land rises and falls through the site, with bay views opening from elevated points. The club's current facility material also lists a 250-yard, 24-bay practice range. It is a useful profile for travellers looking beyond the main resort corridors, provided they check the club's booking conditions before travelling.

History: The course was established in 2012 and was originally operated as a members-only facility. Current operator information says that from August 2025 it began accepting the general public through reservations or referrals, which materially changes its access profile. No architect is published in the current sources reviewed, so the field is intentionally left blank. The move from restricted membership operation to controlled visitor access is the key recent development.

Did You Know? The course's hilltop position above Oura Bay means that the sea is part of the playing landscape rather than a distant backdrop. The resort facility page pairs the 18 holes with a 250-yard, 24-bay practice range, giving the site a practical golf-campus character. It is a distinctive northern Okinawa combination of elevated coastal views and a full-length practice facility.