Handa Golf Links is a links-style course located in Aichi Prefecture in central Japan, designed by Tsubata Yasukatsu. The course represents an effort to introduce authentic links golf to a region not naturally characterized by coastal dune terrain. Yasukatsu's design work has contributed to golf architecture in Japan, though Handa Links remains less widely documented in international golf literature than major championship venues. The course is routed across relatively modest topography for the region, with the design incorporating bunkering and turf management to evoke the aesthetic and playing characteristics of traditional links golf. The layout emphasizes shot-making over length, with strategic placement of hazards and rough ground intended to reward accuracy and course management. The setting reflects the agricultural and industrial landscape of central Aichi, rather than a dramatic natural seaside environment. Handa Golf Links serves the local and regional golfing community in the Nagoya metropolitan area. As a private or semi-private facility, it maintains membership or guest-play arrangements typical of Japanese golf clubs. The course has hosted regional tournaments and competitions, though it is not known as a major championship venue on the national or international calendar. The club reflects Japanese golf culture's appreciation for refined course conditioning and disciplined play. Handa Golf Links offers golfers in central Japan access to links-style golf without travel to coastal regions, making it a notable example of how Japanese architects have adapted the links concept to inland settings.