Aoi Country Club, located in Nukata County, Aichi Prefecture, is a prestigious golf course representing the Chubu region, having opened in 1963. The course features an attractive layout that maximizes the hillside topography between Okazaki and Gamagori. The strategy varies dramatically depending on the combination of tee grounds and greens, making it an exceptionally rare design among Japanese golf courses. Well-maintained long fairways bordered by mature trees befitting a historic golf course create a serene atmosphere as if playing within a painting, allowing for a fulfilling round of golf. We invite you to enjoy strategic play. Aoi Country Club features an unusual design with independent double greens and split fairways, creating 36 holes within 18 holes—the Ieyasu Course and Taketayo Course. With abundant trees lining the course and strategic, individual hole designs including doglegs and elevated/downhill shots, each round of play offers new discoveries. The outbound nine circles Getsusei Pond, with holes 2, 4, 7, and 9 presenting considerable challenges. The inbound nine circles Hiraiwai Pond with more elevation changes than the outbound nine. The dramatic final 18th hole features a left dogleg with out-of-bounds on both sides, creating tension. A successful shortcut attempt offers an eagle opportunity. Access to Aoi Country Club is excellent. Located approximately 20 minutes from the Okazaki Interchange on the Tomei Expressway, the convenient access is one of its attractions. The course has long been favored not only by golfers from Aichi Prefecture but by golfers throughout the Chubu region.