Kasai Inter Country Club

Kasai Inter Country Club has played in Kasai city since 1968, designed by Osamu Ueda and stretching to 6,825 yards from the back tees. Ueda's design work appears repeatedly across Hyogo's Banshu golf district, and his layouts from this era generally reflect a strategic, ground-game-oriented approach typical of Japanese course architecture from the late 1960s. Kasai's position along a major interchange gives the club its 'Inter' name, referencing its convenient highway access within the city's already dense concentration of golf facilities. As one of the older clubs in Kasai, dating to 1968, Kasai Inter predates much of the later boom-era construction that filled out the surrounding area through the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. The city's sheer density of courses, including the separately named Kasai Country Club nearby, makes it a genuine golf destination in its own right. Having operated for over five decades, the layout carries the mature, tree-lined character typical of Japan's earliest golf construction wave. Golfers building a Kasai-area itinerary through CoGolfers can add Kasai Inter Country Club as one of the district's more established options.