Miyazaki Lakeside Golf Club

Authorized Partner Championship Scenic

Miyazaki Lakeside Golf Club

Miyazaki, Japan

¥ 12,000 yen ~

18 Holes

Par 72

6,310 yards

Miyazaki Lakeside Golf Club is a championship course with the highest course rating in Miyazaki Prefecture (75.1). Designed by Minoru Takifuji and opened in 1991, the layout features three large natural ponds covering 50,000 square meters, with 12 of 18 holes involving water hazards. Set on rolling hills with 40 meters of elevation change, the course offers views of the Hyuga-nada Sea while demanding precise ball control. Greens average 900–1,000 square meters, adding a putting challenge to an already demanding 7,042-yard layout.

Play Fee

Weekday ¥ 12,000 yen ~ Weekend ¥ 18,000 yen ~

Course Details

Holes 18 Yardage 6,310 yards Category Championship Par 72 Type Hilly Architect Minoru Takifuji Back Tees 7,042 yards Elevation 40m Greens Bentgrass

Club Facilities

Golf Carts Yes (5-seat, GPS) Dining Yes Bath / Onsen Yes (Sauna) Lodge / Hotel No Caddy Yes Practice Range 15 bays, 200 yards Locker Room Yes Pro Shop Yes

Gallery

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Access

Public Transportation

Nearest Train Station

Kiyotake Station (JR Nippo Main Line)

Suggestion

From Miyazaki Airport, approximately 20 minutes by taxi. From Kiyotake IC (Higashi-Kyushu Expressway), approximately 10 minutes.

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