Kasagi Golf Club

Overview: Kasagi Golf Club uses the wooded hills and watercourses around the Kizu River to create a broad, full-length course with a relatively flat playing surface. The operator's facility material records 18 holes, par 72 and approximately 7,080 yards, giving Kasagi a more substantial scale than many nearby hillside layouts.

History: Kasagi's course was established in 1974. The course was developed in the mid-1970s as part of the golf expansion around the Kasagi and Shigaraki hill country. The reviewed operator material confirms the present 18-hole identity and the role of the surrounding water and green landscape. Because published historical dates vary across directories, the profile keeps the exact opening year conservative.

Did You Know? The course sits in a region where the Kizu River and the Kasagi-Shigaraki hills are the dominant landscape markers. That geography explains the layout's mix of open water views, wooded separation and fairways that can feel much flatter than the surrounding terrain.