宝塚ゴルフ倶楽部, Golf course in Takarazuka, Japan.
Takarazuka Golf Club operates 36 holes across two courses with bent grass and Korai grass greens, stretching approximately 12,000 meters in total. The facility also includes a practice area with 28 hitting bays extending to 200 meters.
The club was established in 1926 starting with just three holes. Multiple expansions over the decades transformed it into one of the five oldest golf courses in the Kansai region.
The course was designed by Kakuji Fukui, Japan's first professional golfer, and takes advantage of the natural slopes around the Takarasegawa River area. The layout works with the land itself rather than against it, which becomes clear as you play.
The course remains open year-round without any closure days and accommodates players of all skill levels. It is advisable to book in advance and check seasonal weather conditions before your visit.
The club maintains a partnership with Sagamihara Golf Club in Kanagawa Prefecture, allowing members to exchange between the two established facilities. This arrangement connects two historic clubs across a significant distance.
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