Cypress Golf Club

Cypress Golf Club has played in the Hikami district of Tamba city, in Hyogo's rural Tanba region, since 1991, stretching to a substantial 7,044 yards. Tamba is known nationally for its black soybeans, chestnuts, and Tachikui pottery tradition, and its rolling hill country has become a genuine golf destination distinct from the flatter Banshu plain further south. The club's 1991 opening places it toward the end of Japan's major golf construction boom, built with the longer yardages and more contemporary standards common to courses from that period. Its nearly 7,044-yard length makes it one of the more substantial tests in this part of Hyogo, appealing to golfers seeking real distance alongside the region's scenic hill country. Tamba's position roughly equidistant from Kobe, Osaka, and Kyoto makes it a convenient stop for golfers based in any of Kansai's major cities. The area's misty valleys and traditional rural character give the round a genuinely different feel from Hyogo's more urban courses. Golfers planning a Tanba-region trip through CoGolfers can use Cypress Golf Club as a long, modern test amid the region's classic countryside scenery.