King's Road Golf Club

King's Road Golf Club has played in Miki city's celebrated Yokawa golf district since 1991, designed by Shoichi Suzuki and stretching to 7,058 yards from the championship tees. Suzuki's design credit appears on several notable Hyogo courses, and his work here sits within Yokawa, an area renowned nationally for its concentration of top-tier golf architecture near the legendary Hirono Golf Club. The club's substantial championship-tee length gives it real teeth among the district's many respected layouts, appealing to golfers seeking a serious test alongside the area's more storied neighbors. Its 1991 opening places it among the later arrivals to this famous golf district, built at the tail end of Japan's major golf construction boom with more contemporary standards than the area's oldest clubs. Yokawa's broader reputation makes it a genuine pilgrimage destination for serious golf enthusiasts touring Japan's finest courses, and King's Road benefits directly from that neighborhood prestige. Golfers exploring the renowned Yokawa golf district through CoGolfers can add King's Road Golf Club to that tour for its genuine length and challenge, and the community is a good place to find others planning a multi-course visit to this storied area.