It is a hilly course with a panoramic view of the city of Niihama even though it is only about 150 metres above sea level. The middle holes, No. 4 to No. 6, are long, especially No. 4 and No. 6, which require a long drive, and how you get through these holes is one of the keys to scoring.

The fairways are undulating, making distances difficult to grasp and requiring accurate direction. Each hole is separated by a pine forest where you can enjoy the greenery planted on the course and the changing seasons of the surrounding mountains. The course is full of traps that can make the next shot difficult if you accidentally drop your ball, making Niihama Country Club known as a famous course that is both aesthetically pleasing and challenging.