Takarazuka Golf Club

宝塚ゴルフ倶楽部

Hyogo PrefectureOther

36
Holes
142
Par
12,830
Distance
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About This Course

Takarazuka Golf Club is a historic and prestigious 36-hole course located in Hyogo Prefecture, boasting both old and new layouts. Established in 1926, it has evolved alongside the changing times while maintaining its classic charm. The original course was designed by Japan’s first professional golfer, Kakuji Fukui, and later expanded by notable designers. The newer course, known for its strategic bunkers and water features, was created by Gokichi Ohashi. Supported in its early days by a prominent railway founder, the club continues to foster member connections, including partnerships with sister clubs in Kanagawa.

Technical Specifications

Holes
36
Par
142
Distance
12,830 yards
Course Area, m²
1,780,000
Green Count
2
Green Type
Bentgrass,Zoysia
Course Type
Other
Designer
Kakuji Fukui, Gokichi Ohashi
Location
Hyogo Prefecture
Established
1926

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Practice Range

Practice Range Distance
200 yards
Practice Stalls
28
You can practice at this course! Take advantage of the practice range to warm up before your round or work on your skills.

Playing Tips

1
The newer course is characterized by strategic bunkers and water—accuracy off the tee and avoiding hazard lines is more important than pure distance.
2
The original/older course uses the natural terrain and subtle contours, so play to landing areas that leave the easiest angle into the greens.
3
With two green types on site, expect bentgrass surfaces to run quicker and truer while zoysia (koma) greens tend to be slower and influenced by grain, so adjust putting speed accordingly.
4
At roughly 36 holes and a long total yardage, club selection and course management matter—favor position play over aggressive risk on narrow approaches.
5
Afternoon wind and local gusts can affect exposed holes, so check conditions and be ready to club up or down as the wind shifts.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns
Kansai has hot, humid summers with a rainy season in June–July and occasional typhoon influence in late summer, while winters are relatively mild with cool, dry conditions.
Best Season to Play
Spring (April–May) for mild temperatures and flowering, and autumn (October–November) for stable weather and good foliage colors.

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Shoes Specification
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Contact & Location

Address
1391-1 Fukaya, Kurodo, Takarazuka, Hyogo, Japan
宝塚市蔵人字深谷1391-1
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