Green Park Daisen occupies terrain in Saihaku, Tottori Prefecture, on the main island of Honshu in western Japan. The course sits in the shadow of Mount Daisen, a volcanic peak that dominates the regional landscape and reaches nearly 1,800 meters in elevation. Taisei Corporation, a major Japanese construction and engineering firm that has designed numerous golf courses across Japan, handled the design and development. The company's golf course portfolio typically emphasizes integration with natural topography and attention to playability for a range of skill levels. The routing takes advantage of the area's volcanic soils and rolling terrain, with elevation changes that reflect the foothills character of the region. Tottori Prefecture, located along the Sea of Japan coast, experiences distinct seasonal weather patterns that influence course conditions throughout the year. The presence of Mount Daisen provides both a visual reference point during play and a source of the area's distinctive microclimate. The club serves golfers in the Sanin region of western Japan, an area less densely populated than the major metropolitan centers but with an established golf culture. Courses in this part of Japan often draw members and visitors seeking mountain or countryside settings as an alternative to urban layouts. The facility operates within the broader context of Japanese golf, where corporate-designed courses like those by Taisei Corporation represent a significant segment of the market alongside work by individual architects.