Nagoya Golf Club Wago Course (C)

Overview: Nagoya Golf Club's Wago Course is a historic 18-hole layout in Togo, east of Nagoya. The club's current course guide lists par 70 and a 6,557-yard Blue/back total for the C-green configuration. The scorecard also provides several shorter tee sets, so the course can be approached at different scales while retaining the same strategic framework. Its identity is tied to a classic Japanese country-club setting, where accurate positioning and a good understanding of the approach angle matter as much as maximum length. This profile uses the C green because it is the canonical routing in the directory; the N green is an alternate configuration of the same course.

History: Wago opened on 15 September 1929 and credits Mitsuaki Otani with the design. That early date places it among Japan's historic golf institutions, and the current club still presents the course through its original name, long club history and formal member-led operating model. The C and N greens are not separate 18-hole layouts: they are two playing configurations within the same Wago course, a detail retained here so the historical course and the directory identity remain aligned.

Did You Know? The C and N configurations are both par 70, but the official Blue/back totals are 6,557 and 6,410 yards respectively. The 147-yard difference can change club selection throughout the round while leaving the course's fundamental routing intact. Wago's official history also records that its links rules were established in 1931, only two years after the course opened.