The South Course at Edosaki Country Club is located in Inashiki, a city in southern Ibaraki Prefecture that lies within the Kanto Plain northeast of Tokyo. Designed by Kobayashi Hidetoshi, the course occupies terrain characteristic of this agricultural region, where relatively flat to gently rolling land is interspersed with small lakes, ponds, and waterways that provide both irrigation and scenic interest. The layout reflects Japanese design sensibilities from the period of the country's golf boom, when courses were developed to serve the growing membership demand in the greater Tokyo metropolitan area. The routing takes advantage of the natural water features common to this part of Ibaraki, incorporating them as strategic hazards and visual elements throughout the round. The topography allows for straightforward walking and clear sightlines, though strategic bunkering and the placement of water hazards require thoughtful course management. Trees frame many holes, defining corridors and adding maturity to the landscape. Edosaki Country Club serves golfers from the surrounding region and from Tokyo, accessible via the Joban Expressway. The club operates in the traditional Japanese country club model, with attention to member service and course conditioning. The South Course is one of multiple layouts at the facility, offering variety for regular play. The setting provides a retreat from urban density while remaining within reasonable driving distance of the capital.