Located in the foothills of Baguashan in Changhua City, Changhua Golf Club is a historical and highly popular golf course in central Taiwan. The first nine holes of the course officially opened in 1981 (the 70th year of the Republic of China), followed by the full eighteen-hole opening in 1985 (the 74th year of the Republic of China). Unlike many venues built with corporate investment, Changhua Golf Course was initiated and funded by a group of local golf enthusiasts, making it one of the few clubs in Taiwan operated under a shareholder system. This approach imbues its operation with a local touch and a pure passion for golf.
The golf course boasts an excellent location with superb views. To the north, one can gaze at the famous Baguashan Buddha, while to the west, the entire bustling cityscape of Changhua unfolds below. The eighteen holes are primarily laid out along the natural terrain of Baguashan. Although situated at the foothills, the overall slope of the fairways is relatively gentle, making it not overly strenuous for golfers of all ages and handicaps. Dense trees line both sides of the fairways, providing not only good shade but also serving as natural barriers.
In terms of playing challenges, despite the generally gentle terrain, the varied greens and strategically placed sand traps still demand a certain level of putting skill and shot accuracy from golfers. The climate here is warm and stable, rarely disturbed by strong winds or dense fog. Furthermore, being only a ten-minute drive from Changhua City, the convenient transportation makes Changhua Golf Course the top choice for central Taiwan golfers for weekday socializing and weekend leisure rounds. This course, rich in natural ambiance and cultural history, allows people to easily enjoy the exhilaration and fun of golf while escaping the hustle and bustle of the city.