Cherry Hills Golf Club

Cherry Hills Golf Club, in the golf-dense city of Miki, combines three nine-hole courses that can be paired into three distinct 18-hole rounds: the King and Queen nines, the latter designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. in 1989, plus a third Prince nine rounding out the full 27-hole property. Having three separate nines under one roof gives members and visitors a different course combination on each visit without ever leaving the grounds, a genuine variety advantage over Miki's many standard 18-hole facilities. The Robert Trent Jones Jr. design credit on the Queen nine brings an internationally recognized architectural name to this stretch of the Banshu golf corridor, distinct from the more common domestic-architect layouts found throughout the surrounding area. Miki's status as one of Hyogo's busiest golf destinations means Cherry Hills sits within easy reach of dozens of other clubs, making it simple to build a multi-course trip around it. The 27-hole format also suits larger groups who want to split into different pairings across the three nines. Golfers looking for course variety within a single Miki visit through CoGolfers can rotate through Cherry Hills' King, Queen, and Prince nines, and the community is a good place to find others planning a similar multi-round day.