Pacific Club Takarazuka Course

Pacific Club Takarazuka Course is a hillside-style golf course located on elevated terrain in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture. The course's major attractions include an elegant clubhouse unified in sepia tones and a restaurant where guests can enjoy beautiful mountain ranges reminiscent of paintings along with seasonal vistas. With the entire course spread across gently rolling highlands, players can experience refreshing rounds while enjoying pleasant breezes. The course was designed by renowned course architect Fukuichi Kato and opened on September 12, 2001. Large bentgrass greens with exquisite undulations enhance the course's strategic play. Among all 18 holes, holes 9 and 17 stand out as signature holes. Hole 9, a PAR 4, is characterized by a nearly right-angle dogleg and is a downhill hole with the highest tee ground on the course, requiring shots that account for wind direction. Hole 17 is a PAR 3 where a large water carry is the key challenge, with success depending on reading the balance between the left-side wind corridor and wind direction. If timing permits, guests can also enjoy watching the popular "ducks" in procession throughout the course. During your round, utilize carts equipped with the latest navigation system and take full advantage of the competition leaderboard function that updates score rankings in real time, allowing you to enjoy smooth play.