Tojo Golf Club

Tojo Golf Club has operated in the Shinjo district of Kato city since 1991, playing a semi-private layout with a 71.9 rating and 123 slope, stretching to 6,643 yards from the blue tees. Kato hosts one of the highest concentrations of golf clubs anywhere in Hyogo prefecture, and Tojo Golf Club's straightforward district-referencing name places it within a dense sub-cluster of similarly named Tojo-area clubs, including the nearby Tojo Pine Valley Golf Club and Tojonomori63 Country Club's Tojo Course, all located within the same general area despite operating as fully separate facilities. That concentration of similarly named clubs makes careful attention to specific addresses important for golfers planning a visit to this part of the city. Having opened in 1991, the course arrived toward the tail end of Japan's major golf construction boom, with the more contemporary conditioning standards typical of that period. Kato's sheer density of golf facilities makes it possible to play several distinctly different courses within a short drive of one another. Golfers navigating Kato's cluster of similarly named Tojo-district clubs through CoGolfers can use Tojo Golf Club's specific Shinjo address to distinguish it from its several nearby namesakes.